Pushpa Anand
PRESS QUOTES

     

Subbudu in Indian Express:

"... This generation may not be aware that there existed a nightingale named Vasantakokilam, whose music was divine. Those who have not had the good fortune of hearing her sing may do well to listen to a young girl, Pushpa Sriram. They will get an idea about the tonal quality, melody and flexibility of Vasantakokilam's voice. Pushpa's rendering of raga Mohanam was classical and enchanting. She will go very far..."

SVK in The Hindu:

"... In the spirit of Youth concerts organised by the Music Academy, the inaugural concert by V C Pushpa Sriram spoke of the good training she has received from her guru. There was simplicity in her rendering of kirtanas. One redeeming feature is the way she uses the natural voice unlike many reputed women artistes who swear by false voice. In the raga alapana of Kharaharapriya followed by the kirtana "Pakkala Nilabadi", she revealed she has a feel of the raga's essential features..."

Malavika in Dina Malar:

"... When we listen to some concerts, we have a feeling that the artiste will go very far. Pushpa Sriram is one such instance. She sang like a veteran though she is quite young in age..."

RV in The Hindu:

"Promising Artiste: Young Pushpa Sriram showed good promise in her vocal recital, trained to sing in a lively style. She has considerable melodic force..."

K Sundar Rajan in Trinity Mirror:
 

"... Pushpa Sriram who has the potential to make the grade has absorbed MLV's nuances. Her Mohanam alapana for Dikshitar's Pahimam Parvati was noteworthy..."

Eenadu Daily:
 

"... She touched the hearts of the audience by her exposition of the flowing nadam in her kirtanas, brimming in Annamayyah's poetic words (Pada Kavita). She has confidence (no doubts) in her capacity and music, no diffidence at all..."

The Indian Express:

"Impressive: The voice culture of Pushpa Sriram, a promising artiste is impressive and especially suited to the mike. The exposition of raga Kalyani was good. The kriti Ammaravamma, set to Khanda Chapu, with neraval and kalpanaswara was rendered in an elaborate manner..."
    

 

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