Music becomes even more special when young musicians come together to create something unexpected.
At Aurzart Music Academy, we love celebrating the creativity, dedication and musical journeys of our students.
One such memorable performance brought together Shravan on piano and Kashvi on vocals for a beautiful mashup of two internationally loved compositions.
Two Beautiful Melodies, One Performance
The students combined:
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Nuvole Bianche — composed by Ludovico Einaudi
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My Heart Will Go On — composed by James Horner
Blending a contemporary piano composition with an iconic film melody, Shravan and Kashvi created their own musical interpretation.
Meet the Young Performers
Shravan — Piano
A talented young pianist, Shravan brought the expressive piano elements of the mashup to life.
Kashvi — Vocals
An emerging vocalist, Kashvi added the vocal melody and emotion that brought the two compositions together.
A Spontaneous Musical Moment
Following their performance at Aurzart Fest in August 2019, the students shared how much they had enjoyed performing together.
What makes this recording special is that it wasn't originally planned as a formal production. The opportunity came together spontaneously, and the performance was recorded without extensive preparation.
It's a lovely reminder that memorable musical moments can happen when students simply enjoy making music together.
Watch the Student Performance
Watch Shravan and Kashvi perform their mashup of Nuvole Bianche and My Heart Will Go On.
Watch the performance on YouTube: https://youtu.be/uPyfXJpVlAg
Celebrating Young Musicians at Aurzart
At Aurzart Music Academy, we encourage students to explore music beyond regular lessons through collaboration, recitals and performance opportunities.
Stories like Shravan and Kashvi's remind us why sharing music is such an important part of learning.
Explore Aurzart Music Academy to learn more about our piano, guitar, drums, violin and Western singing classes in Kasavanahalli, Bangalore.
Aurzart Music Academy — Learn. Practice. Perform.