Kanniks Kannikeswaran’s choral Carnatic music productions attract a large pool of audience in the US.
Author: Lakshmi Anand
Lakshmi Anand
Lakshmi Anand is a freelancer whose interests include classical music, food, travel and life-at-large. She is a Kalpalata Fellow for Classical Music Writings for 2022. Her website is at lakshmianand.com
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