Hello! I am a singer
Pallavi Seth
In a symphony of passion, let the voice soar, in opera the stage is my grand score!
Hello! I am a singer
PALLAVI SETH
On the stage, a symphony of dreams, my voice redeems. From the heart to the rafters above, fill the air with the power of love!
Hello! I am a singer
PALLAVI SETH
From the first note to the final bow, my opera, take a sacred vow. To enchant, to move, to captivate the soul, let my voice make the audience whole!
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Biography
Delhi-bred Pallavi Seth is one of the first young opera singers to come out of the country.
Pallavi was in the ninth grade when she enrolled for a summer program in the USA. She went a blank canvas only to study voice and technique. Later she moved to New York for a formal undergraduate degree in Opera and Vocal Performance from the prestigious Mannes School of Music.
She studied opera and voice performance at Mannes School of Music in New York City — and Hindustani classical vocals under the legendary Banaras Gharana singer Late.Smt. Girija Devi ji. It is this blending of two cultures and versatility in sound that drives Pallavi. Most of the songs that are performed by her are completely improvised and there’s this lingering, operatic vibrato that you will hear in every track.
Performances at prestigious venues like the Lincoln Center in New York saw Seth transitioning from her passion for music to making it a profession. It was an explorer’s journey. Whether it was learning multiple languages or understanding different vocal techniques.
Pallavi Seth
Operatic (Singer)
WESTERN CLASSICAL AND CROSSOVER MUSIC
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INDIAN MUSIC
Pallavi’s musical journey began when her grandmother realised that she had the pitch. She started with studying the technicalities of Hindustani classical music that then led to a desire to explore more genres of music. Seth believes that the operatic tonality will sit well with Bollywood music. Well, here’s an idea to replace the remixes with something new…or classic. Pallavi says both, Hindustani and Western classical music are inter-connected. The technique may be different, the placement is different, but it’s still the same voice.
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