Srisha is a popular Tamil female playback & Classical singer who has worked on several movies & albums like Ashtamala, Puthiya Bharathi, Siragadipen & many more. She has created many songs with top singers & musicians.

1. OriginOf Carnatic Music
When the words fails to express your deepest emotions and feelings, or when you are
not comfortable in saying what’s on your mind; music can give expression to your
feeling and turn them into something magical. No matter what the mood or emotion-
there is music for every situation. Carnatic music is considered one of the most soulful
forms of music. It intrigues not just people from India, but has also taken the world by
storm. One of the most common questions asked by Carnatic music lovers is-How and
when did it originate? Let’s try to find out the answers, through this article by Msrisha-
one of the most sought after names for Carnatic music in Tamil Music Industry.
Divine Origins: In Indian culture, it is a general belief that all art forms, including music
have a divine origin. Carnatic music, which is known to have a mesmerising effect on
the listeners, is also believed to have originated from the Gods.
Natural Origins: Music is one of the most valuable gifts of God to us. It has always been a
part of our lives, be it in the rustle of dry leaves, or chirping of birds. A number of musical
sounds are produced by various sources of nature. Ancient man observed this
phenomenon and this led to the birth of music. According to some ancient treatises the
origin of swaras can be attributed to the sounds of animals and birds. Carnatic classical
music which consists of various swaras has surely been inspired by Mother Nature.
Folk Origins: Folk music, which has been an inevitable part of human civilization, has
influenced the structure of Carnatic music to a great extent. While folk music is a more
spontaneous form, of music, a classical system like Carnatic music is more organised
and requires thorough practice and knowledge of various ragas.
Vedic Origins: Many music lovers believe that the Vedas are a probable source of
Indian music, which has developed over the centuries into a sophisticated system that it
is today. Various Vedic hymns have been an inseparable part of Hindu religious
ceremonies and Carnatic music bears resemblance to those.
Carnatic music is one of the finest forms of Indian classical music that has not just
pleased humans, but also divine entities.
Srisha-the ‘Super Singer’ who has sung in many famous Tamil Music Albums,
attributes her beautiful and trained voice to Carnatic Music, which not just helped
her refine her voice but also developed her personality.
To know more about Msrisha, visit-http://www.msrisha.com/