La liberté de trouver sa propre voix | Vidushi Nandini Rao | TEDxCNS Pune Youth

La chanteuse de musique classique carnatique Nandini Rao revient sur son choix de la musique classique plutôt que de voies plus conventionnelles. Au fil des années d'apprentissage, elle a découvert la liberté d'interpréter, d'innover et de créer. Elle établit un parallèle entre musique et éducation, et encourage les élèves à dépasser l'imitation et à personnaliser leur apprentissage. Son message : le savoir prend sens lorsqu'on l'intériorise et qu'on l'utilise pour apporter du nouveau. Cette intervention a été donnée lors d'un événement TEDx organisé de manière indépendante par une communauté locale.

• Le choix de la musique classique
• Les parallèles entre musique et éducation
• Encourager la curiosité au-delà de l'imitation

What happens when knowledge becomes more than something we learn and turns into something we create? Vidushi Nandini Rao is a Carnatic classical vocalist whose musical journey began in childhood. In this talk, she reflects on choosing classical music over more conventional paths, and how years of learning helped her discover the freedom to interpret, innovate, and create something of her own. Drawing parallels between music and education, she encourages students to look beyond imitation, explore their curiosity, and make their learning truly personal. Her message is that knowledge becomes meaningful when we internalise it, build on it, and use it to contribute something new to the world. Because learning is not just about knowing what already exists. It is about discovering what you can create. Vidushi Nandini Rao is a Carnatic classical vocalist who began her musical journey in early childhood. With over two decades of experience and hundreds of performances across India and internationally, she is known for her versatility and devotional music in multiple Indian languages. Through her work, she explores how discipline, curiosity, and creative freedom can transform learning into a meaningful form of self-expression. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx