Awards

Music

Competition results, civic recognition and the performance record behind seven years of Indian classical vocal training.

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Competitions

Carnatic vocal competitions won at organisations across the United States, Malaysia and India.

  1. 2026

    Carnatic Music Association of North America (CMANA)

    First prize, vocal kriti — Great Composers Day.

  2. 2026

    Papanasam Sivan Festival

    First prize.

  3. 2026

    New Jersey Tamil Sangam

    First prize.

  4. 2026

    Chhandayan International Competition of Performing Arts

    First prize.

  5. 2026

    Mana American Telugu Association (MATA), Pennsylvania

    Singing Super Star title for Carnatic vocal.

  6. 2025

    International Dance Association, Delaware

    First prize, vocal music — Sankranti Festival.

  7. 2025

    Malaysia International Carnatic Music Festival (MYICMF)

    Awards in the Carnatic Vocal and Carnatic Varnam categories.

  8. 2025

    Veenadhari Institute of Music & Dance

    People’s Choice Award — Swara Natya Sambrahma.

  9. 2025

    IMPL USA

    First place, vocal.

  10. 2025

    Global Arts Temple, Minnesota

    Bhakti Star title.

  11. 2025

    Vedic Wellness University

    Performance at Vibrance, Mysuru, India.

  12. 2023–2026

    Monroe Township Mayor’s Assembly Hall

    Awards for the Sewa Diwali event of Monroe Indians for Civic Action and Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh, across four consecutive years.

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Recognition

01

Mayoral recognition

  • Recognised by the Office of the Mayor for performances at Sewa International events.
02

HELP Foundation

  • Monroe Chapter President; raised approximately $2,000 for the foundation through music.
  • Led live recitals in cultural programming involving 200+ children across New Jersey.
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Performance record

Indian Classical Vocal Music — 7 years of formal training.

  • 7Years of training
  • 4Countries performed in
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Stages

  • Solo and ensemble concert performances across the New York tri-state area, London, Malaysia, and India.
  • Recitals in community and temple cultural programming throughout New Jersey.
Shreya seated cross-legged on stage in a blue and gold silk sari, singing into a microphone during a classical vocal recital.