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Alexandra Joy
Western trainer
Kavitha Ilango
Carnatic Vocal Trainer
Kavitha's passion for music has shaped her life from a young age. She began her vocal training in 2008 at the age of 6, starting with Carnatic music, which laid the foundation for her musical journey and led her to explore Hindustani classical music, deepening her understanding and appreciation of India's diverse musical traditions. Her interest in film music inspired her to pursue voice culture under Ananth Vaidyanathan, and she also ventured into Western classical music for a year to further challenge her vocal abilities.
Her passion for music influenced her academic choices, leading her to pursue a bachelor's degree in electronic media, where she could blend her love for music with a broader understanding of media and technology. She later earned an Executive Diploma in Human Resources and is currently pursuing a Bachelor's in Fine Arts - Indian classical music from Madras University. With over 800 live performances across India, she has been part of Ilayaraja's A cappella team and has collaborated with renowned composers like Yuvan Shankar Raja, Hiphop Aadhi, GV Prakash, Vijay Antony, Dharan Kumar, Vishal Chandrasekar, Karthick Raja, and Govind Vasantha.
Kavitha is also a dedicated music educator, passionate about inspiring students and fostering a love for music. Her teaching philosophy centers around motivation and joy, with the belief that "The journey of learning music is more important than the destination." By creating a positive and engaging environment, she encourages her students to explore their musical potential and find joy in every step of their musical journey.
Beyond music, Kavitha enjoys cooking, gardening, pottery, and illustrating. She finds joy in experimenting with new recipes, nurturing plants, crafting pottery, and creating expressive artworks. These hobbies provide her with a fulfilling outlet for creativity and relaxation.
Dharini Rajaram
Piano and Keyboard Trainer
Dharini Rajaram is a multifaceted talent, recognized as a pianist, programmer, songwriter, and music educator based in Chennai. Her enchanting journey with music commenced at a tender age when she embarked on learning keyboard. This passion for music led her to delve into the realms of Carnatic and Hindustani vocals, as well as Western Classical Piano.
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Having achieved distinction in completing Level 4 of the Preparatory Piano program at A.R. Rahman’s KM Music Conservatory, Dharini has since been actively involved in performing, composing, and imparting musical knowledge. Her performances have graced numerous venues across Chennai, where she has collaborated with singers spanning diverse genres including Western Classical, Indian Classical, film music, and pop.
Beyond her accomplishments as a musician, Dharini's ardor for teaching is evident in her commitment to nurturing musical talents. She finds immense joy and fulfillment in sharing her expertise and inspiring others to embark on their own musical journeys.
Rajeshwari K
Veena and Carnatic Vocal Trainer
Miss Rajeshwari started learning music at the age of 8. After learning vocal for a few years, her interest grew towards the instrument Veena and she started learning both vocal and Veenai.
Being extremely passionate about music she decided to choose music as her profession. She pursued B. Music in Veena allied Vocal from the Madras University.
In her teenage, she won the title “Best Player” on a district level competition, not once but 4 times. Since then, she has been performing in various stage shows and kutcheries (concerts) and it would sum up to 600+ shows till date. She once performed in a college event in the presence of Dr.A.P.J. Abdul Kamal sir. She has performed Veena in a show with Singer Mano and Singer Shailaja.
She has received various awards, a notable one of them is Naadha Ganga by Sangeetha Kala peetham, Tirupur. She has been nominated for Kalaimani award by the TN government.
Currently, she is learning from Trichy Dr.B.Sivakumar who is the student of the respected Gottuvadhyam N.Ravikiran AIR (All India Radio). She has 25 years of teaching experience. She absolutely loves teaching and one of her students owns a music school now.
Gauri Paighan
Guitar Trainer
Gauri has explored various fields, from sports and travel to human resources, ultimately finding her true passion in music. Her journey to music has been an adventurous one, pushing her to think outside the box and delve into different musical styles and instruments.
Over the years, Gauri has immersed herself in understanding basic chord progressions and the intricate relationships between the 12 musical notes, which she considers one of the most beautiful experiences. Despite being self-taught, she firmly believes that a deep hunger for music and art will always guide individuals to continually expand their knowledge. Her goal is to make music learning fun and accessible, which inspired her to begin teaching in late 2020.
In addition to teaching, Gauri enjoys songwriting, blending words with melodies to create songs. She also finds inspiration in nature, preferring hikes and walks to allow her creativity to flow and to connect more deeply with herself and her music.
Siddharth Maheshwari
Guitar Trainer
Siddharth Maheshwari is a seasoned guitarist and music industry professional, having dedicated his life to music since picking up the guitar in 2011. With four years of experience in the music industry, Siddharth Maheshwari has carved out a notable career with his band, YUGM, which has been active for eight years.
Siddharth has made significant strides, releasing two albums over the years and securing a presence on major OTT platforms like Netflix and Sony Liv. There music has captivated audiences across India, completing four nationwide tours and performing at various venues.
A versatile musician, siddharth has contributed to numerous projects across genres such as blues, rock, and psychedelic. He draws inspiration from a wide range of musical icons, including John Mayer, Steven Wilson, Roger Waters, The Beatles, and Linkin Park.
Beyond performing, siddharth is passionate about music theory and enjoys teaching and singing. His deep understanding of music and commitment to his craft continue to inspire those around him and contribute to his dynamic career in the music industry.
Vennela Pantula
Carnatic Vocal and Violin Trainer
​Vennela Pantula, hailing from Vizianagaram, Andhra Pradesh, began her musical journey at a young age by learning Carnatic vocal. Her passion for music led her to pursue a Diploma in Carnatic Violin and Bharatanatyam at Maharaja Government Music and Dance College, Vizianagaram. Alongside being a musician, Vennela is also a skilled dancer. She further enriched her musical education by completing a certificate course in Carnatic vocal from Potti Sriramulu Telugu University, Hyderabad, Telangana.
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In addition to her musical qualifications, Vennela holds a M.A degree in Music and is currently pursuing an Ph.D. in Music at The Tamil Nadu Dr. J. Jayalalithaa Music and Fine Arts University, Chennai.
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With extensive experience in teaching Carnatic vocal, Vennela takes great pride in guiding her students while continuing to grow in her own musical journey. Her artistic pursuits extend beyond music to dance and art, reflecting her passion for creative expression.
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Currently, she is under the tutelage of “Padmabhushan” and “Sangita Kalanidhi” awardee Guru Sri Madurai T.N. Seshagopalan. Vennela feels truly blessed to have the opportunity to learn from such a distinguished Guru and cherishes the profound role music plays in her life and profession.
Soundarya Lahari
Carnatic Vocal Trainer
Soundarya Lahari, from Vizianagaram, Andhra Pradesh, began her musical journey at a very young age. She started learning Carnatic vocal at the age of 5, and since then, music has become much more than just an art form for her. Driven by her passion, she pursued a Diploma in Carnatic Vocal, Violin, and Bharatanatyam at Maharaja Government Music and Dance College, Vizianagaram. She later completed an M.A. in Music (Carnatic Vocal) at Dr. J. Jayalalithaa Music and Fine Arts University, Chennai, Tamil Nadu.
With over four years of experience teaching Carnatic vocal, Soundarya finds immense joy in sharing her knowledge while continuously learning through the teaching process. She is currently under the guidance of Padmabhushan Sangita Kalanidhi Guru Sri Madurai T.N. Seshagopalan, whom she considers a profound influence on her musical growth.
Soundarya feels truly blessed to have music as her profession and takes great pride in nurturing the next generation of musicians through her teaching.
Chintan Chauhan
Piano and Keyboard Trainer
Chintan Chauhan is a composer and a pianist specializing in Western classical and jazz music. His musical journey began in 2010 when he started learning Western classical piano, and he later earned a degree in music production in 2016. In 2019, he formed the band “Artisan Tales,” through which he releases his original compositions on Spotify and other streaming platforms. For Chintan, music has been the cornerstone of life; it is not just what he does but the very essence of his existence. He graduated from A.R. Rahman’s K.M. Music Conservatory in Chennai, where he developed a deep understanding of various music styles, techniques, and theories. As an educator, he is deeply committed to sharing his knowledge, teaching both Western classical and jazz music.
Chintan's teaching philosophy extends beyond the classical repertoire, embracing a wide range of music, from Beethoven’s symphonies to contemporary hits, soulful Indian melodies, and tunes in his students' native languages. He encourages his students to explore all genres and master the ones that resonate with their hearts. Together, they explore the limitless possibilities of music, creating beautiful music in collaboration.
Chintan is passionate about traveling, which fuels his creativity in songwriting and allows him to explore music from different places. His love for history deepens his understanding of musical traditions, and he enjoys sharing this knowledge with his students, enriching their learning experience with cultural insights.
Meera Arora
Western Vocals Trainer
Meera Arora is a professional opera singer, vocal coach, and Certified Vocal Health First Aider based in New Delhi. She holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Vocal Studies with Distinction from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music & Dance, London, and was the winner of Con Brio 2024 – India’s biggest voice competition. Her performances include concerts and recitals across India and the UK.
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As a teacher, Meera takes a holistic approach combining solid vocal technique, vocal health and musicality. She trains students across a range of genres including Western classical, pop, R&B, and musical theatre, and aims to create a supportive, focused space where they can build confidence and grow as artists.
Outside of teaching and performing, Meera curates vocal circles, explores acting, and enjoys spending time in nature. She is also a keen photographer.
Sujitha Soundararajan
Western Vocal Trainer
Sujitha Soundararajan discovered her passion for music in early childhood, inspired by her father’s love for it. He encouraged her to participate in singing competitions, helping her develop her voice. At the age of 11, her talent was recognized by the late Mr. Camilus Nathan, her music teacher, who nurtured her skills and broadened her understanding of music through annual choir performances, cultural competitions, and recording sessions. Although she pursued a degree in law, her love for music never wavered. After completing her studies, she returned to her true calling, performing at open mic events, live gigs, and recording sessions, including backing vocals for playback singers. She also shared her musical journey through social media covers and enriched her skills by learning the keyboard, which expanded her creative horizons.
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Sujitha believes music is a boundless art form, capable of expressing thoughts and emotions beyond words—a language of its own. Her teaching approach introduces students to the infinite nature of music through diverse genres, encouraging them to explore its depth and versatility. By blending conventional techniques with creative freedom, she guides students in defining what music means to them personally. Understanding that each individual is unique, she tailors lessons to suit the specific needs and strengths of her students, helping them connect with and understand music in their own way.
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Beyond music, Sujitha finds meaning in art. She enjoys creating self-portraits and capturing the unnoticed patterns and colors of the world. Writing poetry allows her to connect deeply with her imagination, offering her clarity and resolution. In her moments of solitude, karaoke singing reenergizes and uplifts her spirit.
