Meet the Massachusetts Music Foundation Faculty

Classical Vocalist | Faculty – Massachusetts Music Foundation

Pandit Amit Chakraborty, a Kolkata-based classical vocalist of international repute, began his musical journey at the age of eight. Trained under several stalwart musicians, he represents the Patiala Gharana, known for its rich and expressive vocal tradition.

Amit ji’s unique style blends the depth of traditional Indian classical music with the melodic nuances of Indian instruments, creating a distinctive and soulful sound. His versatility and command over intricate ragas have earned him acclaim from audiences and peers alike.

With decades of experience, he has performed, taught, and conducted workshops across the globe — including India, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Poland, the UK, and the USA — inspiring students and music enthusiasts everywhere.

At MMF, Pandit Amit Chakraborty brings his mastery, warmth, and dedication to nurturing each student’s voice, helping them explore both the science and soul of singing.

Vocal Music | Hindustani Classical | Voice Training

Subhra Biswas is a distinguished Hindustani classical vocalist and dedicated educator with over two decades of experience. Trained at Pracheen Kalakendra, Chandigarh, she began her musical journey at the age of five and continues advanced training under Shuvodeep Mukherjee of Kolkata, India.

Her teaching blends technique, theory, and emotional depth, focusing on vocal range, modulation, and self-expression. In India, she pioneered raag-based school music programs to promote emotional growth and learning through music.

Now based in the Boston area, Subhra offers personalized lessons in Hindustani Classical, Rabindra Sangeet, Nazrul Geeti, and Indian light music, including Bollywood repertoire. A passionate performer and cultural ambassador, she is known for her sensitive, expressive style that bridges classical tradition with contemporary appeal.