Sangita Acharya
Vakgeyakara, Vedic scholar, poet, composer, and exponent of the ancient traditions of Nama Sankeertanam and Hari-Katha — performing and teaching Karnataka Sangeetam across four continents since 1955.
Daily devotional music and discourse.
From the GuruBhakti channel.
Recent performances, discourses, and devotional music.
Srivatsan Keshavan IFAASD Oct 21 2018 Song 09
Srivatsan Keshavan IFAASD Oct 21 2018 Song 05
Indian Fine Arts Academy, SD - 19th Annual Festival - March 28, 2026
Indian Fine Arts Academy San Diego 10th Annual Festival_Talk by TSR Krishnan
Indian Fine Arts Academy San Diego 10th Annual Festival_Felicitation Introduction by Dr Shekar
Indian Fine Arts Academy San Diego 10th Annual Festival_Dr Pappu Venugopala Rao
HV Srivatsan and Keshavan IFAASD 2018 - Bhairavi Ragam
HV Srivatsan & Keshavan IFAASD 2018 / 06_tatva meruga tarama
H V Srivatsan & Keshavan Srivatsan @ IFAA SD 2018 - Pantuvarali Ragam
H V Srivatsan & Keshavan Srivatsan @ IFAA SD 2018 - 01_Sarasijanabha Varnam
Explorations of the Vedas, Carnatic music, saints, and the philosophical traditions of India.
A reflection on the evolving Guru-Sishya tradition in Indian classical music — examining how the ancient gurukulam model of intimate, long-term discipleship is being transformed by modern technology, institutional education, and changing cultural values, and what this means for the future of Karnataka Sangitam.
An exploration of how Saint Tyagaraja wove the entire narrative of the Ramayana into his compositions — from the Utsava-sampradaya keertanams to the Divyanama-sankeertanams — creating a musical retelling of the epic that has been performed in the Sankeertana tradition for over two centuries.
An essay on how the classical arts of India — music, dance, and literature — have historically served as instruments of social cohesion, transcending barriers of caste, language, and region to unite communities in shared aesthetic and spiritual experience.
“In Kali Yuga, the Lord resides wherever His devotees sing His name.”
From the tradition of Nama Sankeertanam