Jyotsna is the most sought after South Indian Carnatic violinist and composer known for her versatility and ability to seamlessly collaborate with different genres of music. She is trained in the western classical system too and has been touring the world, connecting cultures and initiating innovative projects. Jyotsna has played the violin in more than 300 South Indian movies. She has given numerous Carnatic solo, jugalbandi and jazz fusion concerts apart from accompanying legendary Carnatic musicians like Dr Balamuralikrishna. Jyotsna has composed for & performed with the London Philharmonic Orchestra – UK, Mendelssohn Chamber Orchestra – Hungary, VMU Chamber Orchestra – Lithuania, Krystal Quartet – Sweden, Ligeti Quartet – UK and Vindla Quartet – Sweden. Jyotsna’s notable collaborations are Nordic Raga – with Swedish Folk, Raga Garage – with western classical violin, Carnatic Connection – with Bollywood Brass Band and Maya Jazz – with Balkan Jazz. She was invited to perform at the Buckingham Palace for the inauguration of the Commonwealth Heads Meeting in the presence of Her Majesty The Queen of England.
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Jyotsna is the most sought after South Indian Carnatic violinist and composer known for her versatility and ability to seamlessly collaborate with different genres of music. She is trained in the western classical system too and has been touring the world, connecting cultures and initiating innovative projects.
Jyotsna has played the violin in more than 300 South Indian movies. She has given numerous Carnatic solo, jugalbandi and jazz fusion concerts apart from accompanying legendary Carnatic musicians like Dr Balamuralikrishna. Jyotsna has composed for & performed with the London Philharmonic Orchestra – UK, Mendelssohn Chamber Orchestra – Hungary, VMU Chamber Orchestra – Lithuania, Krystal Quartet – Sweden, Ligeti Quartet – UK and Vindla Quartet – Sweden.
Jyotsna’s notable collaborations are Nordic Raga – with Swedish Folk, Raga Garage – with western classical violin, Carnatic Connection – with Bollywood Brass Band and Maya Jazz – with Balkan Jazz. She was invited to perform at the Buckingham Palace for the inauguration of the Commonwealth Heads Meeting in the presence of Her Majesty The Queen of England.