Radhika Kodela is a rasika of Indian Classical Music and dance and is always motivated to spread these beautiful art forms to the next generation. Radhika Kodela - Treasurer, Indian Fine Arts Academy He is eager to serve and support IFAA and is keen to have next generation cherish the great legacy of our music. He has composed music for over 50 albums, short films and feature films. Srini Prabhala is a music composer, singer, veena and keyboard player. She looks forward to serving on the IFAA committee for the current term. She has also served as the president of Mallige Kannada She has volunteered at several local music and dance events. вЂ‹Jayashree Murthy has been an avid rasika and a long-time supporter of Indian Fine Arts in the Dallas Metroplex. Jayashree Murthy - President, Indian Fine Arts Academy Sujatha has helped organize several Carnatic music concerts of prominent musicians from India in Melbourne, Australia before coming to Dallas. Her mother is a graded Veena artist in AIR and was a teacher at Shanmukananda Sabha of Mumbai until her retirement. Sujatha Subramanian is an avid fan of Carnatic music and a longtime supporter of music. She is also a much sought after teacher of music in the DFW metroplex and the founder director of the Pranavam School of Music.Дr.Sujatha Subramanian - Trustee, Indian Fine Arts Academy She is a high graded artist of All India Radio, is a regular performer at the Chennai Music Festival since 2000.

Santhi is an avid rasika of carnatic music and has unending passion for it. Santhi Mahadevan - Trustee, Indian Fine Arts Academy She has been singing since 1951 and still performing in India and abroad. She is a disciple a Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer and Dr. The annual Thyagaraja Jayanthi is conducted under her leadership. Being a Vocalist, she has performed for Indian Fine Arts Academy on many occasions. Her contribution in spreading Carnatic Music in the metroplex and encouraging young and upcoming artists is phenomenal. Lalitha Seshadri, one of the Founders of IFAA, has been a patron of Carnatic Music in the DFW Metroplex. Lalitha Seshadri - Permanent Trustee, Indian Fine Arts Academy Please join IFAA by becoming a member and volunteering your services. Donors may be permitted to deduct contributions to IFAA under section 170(C), to the extent to which the rule permits.

IFAA is a non-profit organization under section (501)(C)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. The City of Dallas has recognized IFAA as a minority organization encouraging ethnic culture in Dallas metroplex area. With a humble initial membership of 30 in 1990, the membership has grown to 180 in 2007. Over the years with the support from the members, hard work and dedication of the past and present Committee members, IFAA has achieved its objective and has made rapid progress. Lalitha Seshadri has directed many musical features like 'Navka Charithram', 'Pibare Rama Rasam', 'Prahalatha Charitham' using local artists (singers, instrumentalists & dancers). IFAA also encourages and fosters local talents, by bringing the best in them in the field of music and dance. IFAA has arranged earlier and continues to encourage Vocal artists, Instrumentalists and dancers, from India every year by having their concerts. The main emphasis of the academy is to arrange performances of prominent visiting music and dance artists from India and encourage local talents in classical music and dance. Is a non-profit community based organization founded in 1990 with the purpose of promoting Indian Classical Music and Dance among the residents of Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex and neighborhood.

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