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Shankar Ramachandran is a television famous singer. He became a household name in Tamil Nadu, when he won the Grand Finale of the famous Sun TV program Saptha Swarangal in the year 1999.  A stage singer on the light music circuit for 20 years (which includes the 15 years of his troupe, Shankar’s achievement in the entertainment scenario cannot be overlooked or underestimated. And if people try to brush his efforts aside as just a live reproduction of film numbers, they better think again.

For no singer — classical, semi-classical or light — always renders his own style. It is the presentation that matters. Shankar's audience almost always comprises people of all ages. From the old to the middle aged, from kids to youth, the cross section is always wide.  

Shankar has performed in various stages across Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Canberra. He is not only a singer, but a percussionist too. He has received “fastest fingers” award & appreciations from IIT Madras during a college fest for his "Tabla" (Indian Percussion Instrument) Playing Those who have followed this man's agility on stage for long would know that his jubilant mood has been a sure draw.  

Filter Kaaphi welcomes its Founder Shankar Ramachandran 😊!  

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Aparna Nagashayana is a Hindustani classical and light classical musician and teacher. She is a disciple of her father, Late Pandit. D.S.Garud, a very well-known tabla maestro and a pioneer of Hindustani classical music. 

Through "Bhavika", Aparna has been conducting Hindustani classical, semi and light classical vocal, tabla and harmonium classes in Sydney for 20 years. She has also composed and directed numerous music programs and segments for SBS radio Kannada program. She has composed and directed music and has performed in the musicals: "Devdas the musical", "The Nautch Girls" and "Nine Flavors", which showcased in Sydney and Canberra.  She has rendered Hindustani classical, semi and light classical vocal recitals in various events like Parramasala in Sydney, and also in India.  For many years, Aparna has been organising charity concerts, performing and donating funds to different charitable organisations.  Aparna is following her father's key words `Adhyayana - Adhyaapana' meaning 'pursue music - help to learn music'. She is working hard to spread the fragrance of Indian music throughout Australia.  

Filter Kaaphi is privileged for having her being a part of it

Sreekayathri is a Hindhustani, classical and light music singer. The stage singer in classical and light music for the past 14 years.

She is also part of Raaga sudha band conducted by Mr.Sundar in sydney. 

She is conducting carnatic music classes in canberra. she renders and presents her classical and light music in her own style. All her audiences right from old to the middle aged,from kids to youth, enjoy and encourage her singing.   

She is comfort in Genre: Classical, Semi classical, Melody in light music songs.   Apart from singing, she is also a classical dancer and giving stage performances in Canberra.  

FilterKaaphi welcomes Kayahtri from Canberra :)