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https://imjo.in/JfRXcf Do give a thought to supporting such ventures, to cover operational and production costs that bring high-quality work to you. The minimum amount is set to Rs 100 by default. Anything more is your discretion. T M Krishna. Now here is a fascinating story of a musician born and bred in privilege by his own admission, who enjoyed a liberal, progressive environment both at home and at school that laid the foundations for a fearless, critical mind and outspoken tongue, enjoyed the best of teachers who fostered an abiding love for Carnatic music in his young heart and was one among the band of young musicians who took the Carnatic stage by storm in the 90s. Just when it appeared to be the perfect ending to a fairy tale, Krishna flipped the script and stepped into a path of enquiry and innovation, all the while questioning how art is created, performed and shared, addressing issues of caste, class and gender in society. Over the last decade, his efforts and collaborations have focused on bringing closer art forms and communities that belong to polar ends of the social spectrum, drawing as much adulation and admiration from some sections as rebuke and disapproval from others. The tale, fairy or not, is as engrossing as it gets… Notes to Myself is one of MOPA's flagship projects - a series of interactive, expository documentaries that deconstructs the lives and creative processes of some of the most impactful professionals associated with South India's performing arts. Done in a let-your-hair-down and from-the-heart way, these offer an honest, moving and at times funny and charmingly unguarded look at the lives of these artistes. 02:00 - Childhood reflections 06:37 - Upbringing and education at KFI's The School 10:37 - Your mentors in music 16:57 - Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer 23:50 - Chengalpet Ranganathan 28:25 - Early performances 32:13 - YACM 37:02 - The shift in thought 49:08 - Unconventional ideas and spaces for performance 58:05 - Mission Swanubhava and Urur Olcott Kuppam festival 1:07:22 - Singing with the Jogappas 1:13:08 - Reconciling old and new patterns and processes 1:15:48 - In the role of a teacher 1:20:57 - Being what you are in today's climate Film Credits: Concept, Curation and Artistic Direction: Savita Narasimhan Direction and Editing: Gowrishankar Venkatraman (@gowrishankarv) Director of Photography: Kalaiselvan Sivaji (@kalaiiiiiiiiii) Associate Cameraman: Shanthakumar Chakravarthy, Gowthaman Production Management: B Charles, Gowtham Ganesan (@chennaiarttheatre) Video Production & Post Production: Swung Dash Studios, Chennai Photographs and Visual Excerpts: From the collection of: T M Krishna Hariharan Sankaran First Edition Arts (special thanks to Devina Dutt) Kumaran Nadesan YACM archives TT Vasu, authored by S Muthiah Subtitling: Samanvitha Sasidharan Soundtracks by: Matt Stewart Evans, Phelipe Figueiredo, J Scott Rakozy, Philip Daniel, Atlas Reach, Kevin Bean, Joel Porter, Matthew L. Fisher, Ardie Son, Morris, ATAP Venue Courtesy: Ashvita Exhibition Gallery, Chennai (special thanks to Ashvin Rajagopalan) Chief Sponsor - Kauvery Hospital, Chennai MOPA is grateful to Kauvery Hospital for supporting this project. Produced by MOPA Foundation ©2021