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T.M. Krishna, born in 1976, is a prominent Indian classical musician renowned for his extraordinary contributions to Carnatic music. Hailing from a family with a rich musical heritage, Krishna’s journey has been marked by a relentless pursuit of innovation and a deep commitment to social causes.
Known for his mesmerizing vocal prowess, Krishna has not confined himself to traditional renditions but has fearlessly explored new avenues within the Carnatic music framework. His ability to experiment with ragas and explore unconventional compositions has garnered both admiration and criticism, sparking discussions about tradition and modernity within the classical music community.
In 2016, he founded the Sumanasa Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the arts and fostering a sense of community. Through workshops, concerts, and outreach programs, the foundation aims to democratize access to music and create an inclusive space for artists and enthusiasts alike.
T.M. Krishna’s unwavering commitment to both musical innovation and social advocacy has established him as a trailblazer in the world of Carnatic music. His contributions transcend the boundaries of convention, making him a symbol of change and a driving force for a more inclusive and dynamic musical landscape.
“Boston has always been one of my favorite cities in the US. The Charles river, its historical significance, the academic atmosphere and the cultural vibrancy has made me come back ever so often. I am very happy to be performing on the 31st of March for the people of Boston. Hoping to see you all at the concert,” says Krishna.
The LearnQuest 2024 conference presents an opportunity to rasikas in New England to experience his music in person. Mark your calendars for Sunday, March 31st, 5pm and purchase your tickets here.
