She was invited to judge several music competitions and very recently by the one held by Saptami foundation in Dallas. Many of her students have won top notch prizes in the Music competition held both in Texas and Cleveland, Ohio. Rajarajeshwary Bhat has carved a niche in the music community of Houston. She provides notations, learning CD of all the songs and practice sessions to all age groups two weeks before event. Rajarajeshwary Bhat is also responsible for the notable Kaisika Dwadasi musical event that happens for the past three years at Sri Meenakshi temple in Pearland. Rajarajeshwary Bhat who provides the notation for music to all the participants which distinguishes and familiarizes the nuances of Carnatic Music to a wider audience. This brings together young children from many faiths celebrating six major festivals such as Diwali, Hanukkah, Ramzan, Los Posadas, Luna and Swedish New year with a musical that is presented with both Vocal and Violin accompaniment. Bhat along with its founder Ravi Iyer initiated the most popular musical festival at the Children’s Museum. Similar to” Seasons of Sharing” for Painting and Art, a musical presentation is presented at the Houston Children’s Museum, under the banner of Swaralayam Arts forum. Her introduction of “Gruha Sangeetham” and “Tender Voices” provides incentive for students to master their lessons, inspiration to pursue the art to the next level and enthusiasm to share with family and friends in a traditional concert format by children.įor the past 3 years she has presented “Tender Voices” at Children’s Museum of Houston.
Rajarajeshwary’s unique approach to teaching techniques, theory and training of Carnatic music is noteworthy as she has introduced several innovative methods of imparting the art to many young children. The organization has grown from part-time summer teaching for two students in 1996 to over the century mark full-time at present. Originally the faculty comprised of visiting artistes Vidushi Prema Hariharan and Vidwan Vittal Ramamurthy. Vidushi Rajarajeshwary joined Swaralayam Arts Forum, a non-profit institution promoting classical music in North America, as a permanent faculty member in 2004. Rajarajeshwary Bhat of Swaralayam Arts Forum in Houston has been chosen by the Cleveland Thyagaraja Aradhana Committee this year for the Best teacher Award.īhairavi Fine Arts Society and Cleveland Thyagaraja Aradhana presents the Best Teacher Award to an individual who has tirelessly promoted Carnatic music in the North American continent by teaching in the community and providing opportunities for aspiring Carnatic musicians to showcase their talents.
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