Co-Chairs of Maduradhvani Board
Adithya Chakravarthy
"Music is an invaluable part of my life. My life would be totally different without it. Being a part of the Maduradhvani gives me an opportunity to use music and my passion for the art to help those in need. I am really excited to be working with a group that shares my passion and interests, Together we can make a difference!"
"Music is an invaluable part of my life. My life would be totally different without it. Being a part of the Maduradhvani gives me an opportunity to use music and my passion for the art to help those in need. I am really excited to be working with a group that shares my passion and interests, Together we can make a difference!"
Shradha Ganesh
"I speak music, I breathe music, I live music.
Maduradhvani is an excellent platform for young students of this wonderful and intricate art form to get a chance to raise their standards and see what it is like to perform to the calibre of a professional musician. It also showcases the talent that surrounds us to the world and encourages each student to pursue their journey in mastering Carnatic music thus adorning our community with more and more talents."
"I speak music, I breathe music, I live music.
Maduradhvani is an excellent platform for young students of this wonderful and intricate art form to get a chance to raise their standards and see what it is like to perform to the calibre of a professional musician. It also showcases the talent that surrounds us to the world and encourages each student to pursue their journey in mastering Carnatic music thus adorning our community with more and more talents."
Swathi Badrinarayanan
"Music is the great uniter. An incredible force. Something that people who differ on everything and anything else can have in common.” ― Sarah Dessen, Just Listen
"Carnatic music is a genre that many people appreciate because it takes one's unconditional dedication and time to sink in such a complex and exquisite style of music. Once you grasp the nuances of this magical genre, you're trapped! While being one of the board members of Maduradhvani, my goal is to help achieve one's aspirations as we provide them with a platform to further them in their musical journey."
"Music is the great uniter. An incredible force. Something that people who differ on everything and anything else can have in common.” ― Sarah Dessen, Just Listen
"Carnatic music is a genre that many people appreciate because it takes one's unconditional dedication and time to sink in such a complex and exquisite style of music. Once you grasp the nuances of this magical genre, you're trapped! While being one of the board members of Maduradhvani, my goal is to help achieve one's aspirations as we provide them with a platform to further them in their musical journey."
Core Members
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Abhay Kumar
Abhay Anil Kumar learns Carnatic violin from Vidwan Smt. Thanadevi Mithradeva, Artistic Director of Shruthi Laya Fine Arts Academy, Scarborough. He has won prizes in music competition held at 2015 Cleveland Thyagaraja Aradhana for alapana, krithi, and accompaniment under senior violin category. |
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Kamala Deepthi Kasturi
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Maiyuran Gireedharan
Maiyuran Gireedharan is the disciple of Sangeetha Vidwan Smt. Thanathevy Mithradeva and the son of Mridanga Vidwan Sri Gireedharan Satchithanandam. Maiyuran is an assistant teacher at Sruti Laya, where he assists in teaching the violin and vocal to the junior students of the academy. As a soloist and an accompanying artist, Maiyuran has performed at many organizations in Canada and in the US such as Cleveland Thyagaraja Aradhana, Art Gallery of Ontario, Bharathi Kala Manram, Thamil Isai Kalaamanram, University of Toronto, etc. |
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Sumant Anantharaman
"One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain." - Bob Marley Music helps me get away from any stress. Ever since I started getting involved with music, I have always been able to handle stressful situations in a calm and composed manner. I am excited to be part of Maduradhvani as it allows me to witness immense talent from all the youth performers. |
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Supraja Sridharan
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