The approximate run time is 120 minutes including a 20 minute intermission.
Trained rigorously under eminent gurus, Aishwarya has cultivated a strong foundation in classical repertoire while evolving her own distinctive style. Her music reflects both reverence for tradition and an openness to creativity, making her concerts a rewarding experience for connoisseurs and newcomers alike. Whether presenting a soulful alapana, a powerful kriti, or a briskly rendered swara passage, Aishwarya captivates listeners with her command, spontaneity, and authenticity.
Beyond the concert stage, she actively engages in nurturing the next generation of musicians through lectures and workshops, sharing her knowledge and passion with dedication. She has also explored collaborations that bring Carnatic music into dialogue with other genres, expanding its reach without compromising its essence.
With her growing presence in festivals and platforms in India and abroad, Aishwarya Shankar stands as one of the promising voices of her generation. Her music not only honors the timeless tradition of Carnatic art but also ensures its continued relevance in today’s world. Audiences are invited to journey with her and her co-artists (the brilliant RK Sriramkumar on Violin and K Arunprakash on the Mridangam) — into soundscapes that are at once meditative, exhilarating, and deeply moving.