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Bharat Sundar
GenresIndian classical music
OccupationCarnatic Vocalist
Years active1996 - Present
Musical artist

Bharat Sundar (born Aug 30, 1988 in Chennai) is a Carnatic Music singer from India. He is a regular performer in the Madras Margazhi Music Season and has extensively performed in various International Music Festivals across USA, Australia, UK, Dubai, Singapore, Kuwait to name a few.
He is also a graded artiste (A Grade) of All India Radio.

His Gurukulam

He started learning Carnatic Music at a tender age of 6 from Smt. Gayathri Mahesh. Later, he came under the tutelage of Vidushi Mrs. Leelavathi Gopalakrishnan and her son Sri. G Srikanth for over 10 years. He took special training in Pallavi singing from Sri. J Venkatraman and Sri. Srimushnam V. Raja Rao.
Currently, he continues to learn from his gurus Vidwan Sri. P S Narayanaswamy and from Sangita Kalanidhi Dr. S Sowmya.

Education

Scholarships, Awards & Titles

  • Kalki Krishnamurthy Memorial Award from Kalki Krishnamurthy Trust (2019)
  • Best Concert Award in Senior Category from Music Academy (2018)
  • Best Vocalist in Sub Senior Category from Music Academy (2016)
  • Maharajapuram Viswanatha Iyer Youth Excellence Award from Maharajapuram Santhanam Trust (2016)
  • M S Subbalakshmi Birth Centenary Scholarship from Sri Shanmukhananda Fine Arts & Sangeetha Sabha, Mumbai (2015)
  • Outstanding vocalist Award in Sub Senior category from Music Academy (2015)
  • Dr. M.L.V. Award Instituted by Smt. Sudha Raghunathan from Sri Parthasarathi Swamy Sabha (2015)
  • Bru Canatic Music Idol 2010 by Jaya TV (2010)
  • Isai Chudar from Karthik Fine Arts (2010)
  • Yuvakala Barathi from Bharat Kalachar (2009)
  • Balakalaratna from Balakalasagaram Trust (2008)
  • Yuva Kala Vipanchee from Vipanchi Institution (2007)
  • Best performer in Junior Category from Indian Fine Arts (2006)
  • Best performer in Junior Category from Thyagabrama Gana Sabha (2006)
  • Bala Bhaskara from VDS Arts Academy (2005)
  • First Prize in the All India Radio Music Competition (2005)
  • The Centre for Cultural Resources and Training (CCRT) Scholarship from Ministry of Culture (2005)

References

  1. "Bharat Sundar's concert was an exercise in the fine art of presentation". The Hindu. December 14, 2017. {{cite web}}: Missing or empty |url= (help); Text "urlhttps://www.thehindu.com/entertainment/music/bharat-sundar-concert-review/article21660426.ece" ignored (help)

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