
Don’t miss your monthly dose of Carnatic Stories!!
Do join us in a fun storytelling session based on Carnatic classical music of India, by Smt. Vanitha Suresh, USA!
All proceedings shall be forwarded to the NGO – SciArt Services
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ABOUT THE ARTIST: Vanitha Suresh, Carnatic Vocalist and Arts educator is a disciple of Sangeet Samrat Chitravina N Ravikiran. She commenced her musical journey at age nine on Veena under Shri G Rengarajan & R Srinivasan and has also trained under Shri Srirangam Kannan, Smt Akila Siva, Shri T N Bala, Shri Lalgudi G J R Krishnan & Smt Lalgudi Vijayalakshmi, Smt Sankari Krishnan and Acharya Ratnakara Shri Chitravina Narasimhan.She has presented a number of concerts in cities in the US such as New York, Dallas, Chicago, San Jose, Chennai, Bangalore for organizations such as Brahma Gana Sabha, Krishna Gana Sabha, Carnatica, SASTRA Satsangh in events including the Chennai December Music Festival and the Cleveland Festival. She regularly sings and sets music for Indian Classical dance and presents musical discourses (Sangeeta Upanyasam) on topics like “Anjaneyamrtam” and “Andal”. A Master Artiste with the WI Arts Board, she is the founder of Arohana Arts Academy (an affiliate of IFCM) and has not only mentored a number of artists across the USA but also directed a number of large ensemble shows in major festivals.
What Parents Are Saying

My kid enjoyed it and started practicing the notes that were taught for the famous rhymes on her keyboard. She was able to relate the Carnatic notes to the rhymes and understand eventually what “notes” mean. She loved the story as well.
Krithika. S
Bangalore
It was nice to see children being interactive. My son is usually shy but he loves stories and music and the whole event made him interactive too.😊 I wish a huge success to ShrotaHouse to organize more such events for the benefit of children.
Padma. K
UK
The session was an absolute delight!!
Mythreyi. S
Bangalore, India
What a wonderful session!!Really carved out beautifully on Shankarabaranam! Looking forward to many more
Chandrasekar Subramanian
Michigan, USA