I strive to create a safe and welcoming environment for my students to explore their creativity, and feel excited to learn new things. My goal is to meet each of my students where they are based on their unique personality and learning style. Technique and posture, essentials for long-term success, are an important focus of my lessons. After sustaining an injury from slipping on ice in 2019, perfecting technique became my obsession, and is what sustains my ability to play the violin. I encourage my students to always begin practice by dedicating a of couple minutes to scales, etudes, and/or other exercises before focusing on the “fun” stuff.

As a performer, Kavita regularly plays with various ensembles in Massachusetts including the New Bedford Symphony Orchestra and Lowell Chamber Orchestra. She also enjoys freelancing as a chamber musician, where she performs at a diverse array of venues, concerts, and events in the New England area. Not only is Kavita a Western Classical musician, but she also has a background in South Indian Carnatic music. Some of her favorite memories include spending summers in Chennai studying Carnatic voice with her teacher, Vijayalakshmi Subramaniam. She studied Carnatic violin alongside voice, and has performed around the world, most notably in the Kanchipuram Temple.

Kavita has studied violin performance. She holds a Bachelor of Music from Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of Music and a Master of Music from Boston University.