Aishwarya Anand is a vocal and violin disciple of Guru Smt. Anuradha Sridhar, founder and director of the Trinity Center for Music. She is the great-granddaughter of Sangita Kalanidhi Sri T. K. Jayarama Iyer. Aishwarya has given numerous performances across the United States and India, both as a sought-after violin accompanist and as part of duet performances with her sister. She has received several prizes in prestigious competitions, including the Cleveland Thyagaraja Aradhana and Papanasam Sivan competitions. In addition to her training in Indian classical music, Aishwarya also plays the Western violin and is part of her college’s Philharmonic Orchestra. She is currently a senior at Purdue University, pursuing a degree in Computer Engineering.

Born into a family steeped in music, Rakshith Sharma’s rhythmic journey began early, with percussion quickly becoming an integral part of his life. His initial Mridangam training was guided by his father, Vidwan K. V. Ravishankar Sharma. He then advanced his skills under the esteemed tutelage of Vidwan Guruvayur Sri Dorai and Vidwan H. S. Sudhindra, and currently continues to refine his artistry under Vidwan Anantha R. Krishnan, proudly carrying forward a rich legacy of Carnatic percussion.