Monday, October 6th, 2025. Gustavino’s New York City. Manhattan —The evening opened beneath a radiant harvest moon shining over Gustavino’s in Manhattan, New York. I arrived, chauffeured (via uber) through the crisp autumn night, stepping into a courtyard alive with the spirit of the season—flowing fountains, lush greenery, and moonlit décor that whispered of renewal.…
read moreChandrika Tandon went from being a C-suite executive at McKinsey to a Grammy Award-winning artist as a globally recognized voice in the world of world music. Tandon had what she calls a “crisis of spirit,” realizing that the happiest moments of her life were connected to music. This meant finding a greater balance between her…
read moreAn Immersive Exploration of Inner Joy and Spiritual Bliss Earlier this year, at the age of 70, Chandrika Tandon won her first Grammy — and it may not be her last. – BILLBOARD New York, NY – September 15, 2025 – Soul Chants Music and the Krishnamurthy Tandon Foundation celebrate the release of Soul Ecstasy,…
read moreEarlier this year, at the age of 70, Chandrika Tandon won her first Grammy — and it may not be her last. After taking home the award in February for best new age, ambient or chant album for her project Triveni, Tandon — a renowned businesswoman, philanthropist and grandmother — is now vying for her…
read moreSeason kicks off at Bryant Park with Sunny Jain’s Wild East; includes Chandrika Tandon, Mariza, and more. The World Music Institute is celebrating 40 years of global music and dance in New York City with a vibrant 2025–2026 season, officially launching this fall. In honor of its milestone anniversary, WMI will present a dynamic blend…
read moreWorld Music Institute (WMI) marks its 40th anniversary with a new season celebrating world music and dance in New York City. The Fall/Winter 2025–26 program features returning artists, emerging talents, and tributes to the organization’s legacy and founders. Executive Director Gaby Sappington announced the first half of the season, highlighting a new Legacy Series that…
read moreHonors Stephen Schwartz and Chandrika Tandon, With Pasek & Paul and Emily Bear in Performance NEW YORK, June 11, 2025 – On Tuesday, June 10, The ASCAP Foundationcelebrated its 50th Anniversary at the New York City home of Tony-winning composer Adam Guettel (Floyd Collins, The Light in the Piazza, To Kill a Mockingbird, Days of Wine and Roses), honoring legendary Broadway composer…
read moreNEW YORK, NY — The South Asian Council for Social Services marked a major milestone on the evening of May 21 with a powerful and heartfelt gala celebrating 25 years of service. Held at the iconic Taj Pierre in Manhattan, the event brought together more than 360 guests—including leaders from philanthropy, media, the arts, and advocacy—to honor…
read moreUnited Nations, Grammy award-winning Indian-born musician and humanitarian Chandrika Tandon highlighted the lessons of "power and purpose" embodied by iconic Indian reformer Hansa Mehta as her legacy was commemorated at the UN to mark International Women's Day. Tandon delivered the keynote address at the Dr Hansa Mehta Memorial Lecture organised by the Permanent Mission of…
read moreAt 70, most people are busy enjoying their retirement. Not Chandrika Tandon. The Indian-American businesswoman-turned-philanthropist-turned-musician is busy churning out music albums and winning awards...
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