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Sl No Name of Artist Type of Music D/Audition Grade SL NO NAME OF ARTIST TYPE OF MUSIC D/AUDITION GRADE 1 Mangad K Natesan KM Vocal 21.02.2000 Top 2 M K Sankaran Namboothiri KM Vocal 19.11.2009 Top 3 A E Vamanan Namboothiri(Staff) KM Vocal 14.10.2010 Top 4 A Ananthapadmanabhan KM Inst Veena 25.11.2008 Top 5 C Rajendran KM Inst Violin 14.10.2010 Top 6 C S Anuroop(Staff) KM Inst Violin 14.10.2010 Top 7 N Sampath KM Inst Violin 18.03.2019 Top 8 Palakkad T R Rajamany KM Inst Mridangam 21.04.2003 Top 9 Parassala V Ravi KM Inst Mridangam 25.11.2008 Top 10 Kuzhalmmannam G Ramakrishnan KM Inst Mridangam 14.10.2010 Top 11 G Chandrasekharan Nair KM Inst Mridangam 03.10.2013 Top 12 P D Thomas Light Music Composer 18.03.2019 Top 13 Kalanilayam M Unnikrishnan Ind Music Kathakalippadam 22.04.2016 Top 14 Subhadra Thampuran KM Vocal 25.11.1987 A 15 Palakkad K S Narayana Swamy KM Vocal 03.03.1988 A 16 V R Dileepkumar KM Vocal 27.01.1995 A 17 Nedumkunnam Vasudevan KM Vocal 07.01.2003 A 18 T P Nishanth KM Vocal 07.04.2006 A 19 G S Balamurali KM Vocal 11.04.2006 A 20 M S Parameswaran KM Vocal 29.10.2012 A 21 K S Vishnudev KM Vocal 07.02.2012 A 22 K Girija KM Vocal 31.05.2012 A 23 Arackal Nandakumar KM Vocal 05.09.2016 A 24 Vivek P KM Vocal 03.06.2019 A 25 Orumanayur O K Gopi KM Inst Nagaswaram 23.11.2000 A 26 Orumanayur O K Subrahmanyan KM Inst Nagaswaram 25.04.2016 A 27 G Sreevidya KM Inst Veena 29.10.2012 A 28 A Ajith Kumar KM Inst Violin 03.02.2011 A 29 Bindu K Shenoi KM Inst Violin 03.02.2011 A 30 V Sindu KM Inst Violin 07.02.2012 A 31 Vayala Rajendran KM Inst Violin 29.05.2013 A 32 D Usha Vijayakumar Classical Inst Gottuvadyam 07.01.2012 A 33 Palakkad A Ganesan KM Inst Mridangam 30.08.1994 A 34 K Jayakrishnan(Staff) KM Inst Mridangam 11.02.2000 A 35 R V Rajeev KM Inst Mridangam 05.02.2003 A 36 K M S Many KM Inst Mridangam 31.03.2004 A 37 Palakkad K S Mahesh Kumar KM Inst Mridangam 12.11.2007 A 38 B Jayaram KM Inst Mridangam 03.02.2011 A 39 S.R.Sreekanth KM Inst Mridangam 03.02.2011 A 40 Sreedath.S.Pillai KM Inst Mridangam 29.10.2012 A 41 Sanoj P.S KM Inst Mridangam 29.10.2012 A 42 A.Balakrishna Kammath KM Inst Mridangam 29.10.2012 A 43 A E Krishnan Nambudiri KM Inst Mridangam 29.05.2013 A 44 Aneesh K Vasudev KM Inst Mridangam 13.11.2013 A 45 S.Dinesh KM Inst Mridangam 01.10.2014 A 46 K.Ramkumar Varma KM Inst Mridangam 25.04.2016 A 47 N K Madhusudanan KM Inst Mridangam 12.07.2016 A 48 Mangad K B Jagadeendran KM Inst Mridangam 12.07.2016 A 49 Rakesh P M KM Inst Mridangam 27.07.2018 A 50 Sreerag M S KM Inst Mridangam 15.11.2018 A 51 Anirudh Raj N KM Inst Mridangam 20.11.2019 A 52 Harippad.M.S.Rajasekhar KM Inst Ghatam 25.04.2016 A 53 A S Sreejith KM Inst Ghatam 15.11.2018 A 54 Manjoor Unnikrishnan KM Inst Ghatam 01.07.2011 A 55 Thrikkakkara.Y.N.Santharam KM Inst Kanchira 03.10.2008 A 56 Neethul Aravind. (C W 2011) KM Inst Kanchira 25.04.2016 A 57 Gopakumar K D KM Inst Morsing 03.06.2019 A 58 T.Govindaprasad KM Inst Morsing 07.02.2012 A 59 K B Sujatha KM Light Vocal 28.06.1989 A 60 T A Sobha KM Light Vocal 28.12.1994 A 61 Amal Antony KM Light Vocal 02.08.2011 A 62 Pradip Somasundaran KM Light Vocal 12.07.2016 A 63 Arackal Nandakumar KM Light Vocal 12.07.2016 A 64 K J Francis KM Light Inst Clarionet 18.01.2001 A 65 P D Thomas(Staff) KM Light Inst Guitar 12.07.2016 A 66 Kalamandalam C V Sukumaran Ind Music Kathakalippadam 13.07.2001 A 67 Sadanam Syamalan Ind Music Kathakalippadam 22.09.2009 A 68 Vengeri Narayanan Ind Music Kathakalippadam 02.08.2011 A 69 Kottakkal Madhu Ind Music Kathakalippadam 29.10.2012 A 70 Kalamandalam N N Kolathappally Ind Music Kathakalippadam 01.10.2014 A 71 Kottakkal Narayanan Ind Music Kathakalippadam 09.06.2014 A 72 N N Rama Mohanan Ind Music Kathakalippadam 27.07.2018 A 73 Ravindran A M Ind Music Kathakalippadam 03.12.2019 A 74 Kalamandalam M Gopalakrishnan Ind Music Kathakalippadam 04.12.2019 A 75 Kalamandalam Narayanan Embranthiri Ind Music Kathakalippadam 04.12.2019 A 76 Kalamandalam Vinod Ind Music Kathakalippadam 04.12.2019 A 77 Margi Madhu Ind Music Chakiarkooth 05.09.2016 A 78 P Nandakumar Ind Music Edakka 10.10.2007 A 79 M A Krishna Das Ind Music Edakka 22.09.2009 A 80 Kallekulangara Achuthankutty Ind Music Thayambaka 05.09.2016 A 81 Thrithala Sankarakrishnan Ind Music Thayambaka 29.05.2013 A 82 Kalamandalam Sasi Ind Music Thayambaka 29.05.2013 A 83 Mulankunnathukavu T N Krishnan nambiar Indigenous Thiyyattupattu 29.05.2013 A 84 Kalamandalam Parameswaran Indigenous Ottanthullal 05.12.2019 A 85 Kalamandalam Nandakumaran Chenda for Kathakali 02.12.2019 A 86 Kottakkal Prasad Chenda for Kathakali 02.12.2019 A 87 Sadanam Gopalakrishnan Chenda for Kathakali 05.12.2019 A 88 Sadanam Rajagopalan Maddalam for Kadhakali 27.07.2018 A 89 Sreejith K Maddalam for Kadhakali 02.12.2019 A 90 P S Vidyadharan Light Music Composer 30.05.2006 Gr 1 91 Aroor P K Manoharan Light Music Composer 29.05.2013 Gr 1 92 A E Vamanan Namboothiri(Staff) Light Music Composer 29.05.2013 Gr 1 93 Arackal Nandakumar Light Music Composer 12.07.2016 Gr 1 94 Vaikom Saroja KM Vocal 23.05.1965 B High 95 Ernakulam M S Jayalekshmy KM Vocal 21.11.1967 B High 96 Radha Varadarajan KM Vocal 28.05.1973 B High 97 Rema Ramavarma KM Vocal 05.12.1975 B High 98 Mavelikkara P Subrahmanyam KM Vocal 02.06.1979 B High 99 Dhanalekshmy Balasubrahmanyam KM Vocal 09.04.1981 B High 100 Lalitha Balasubrahmanyam KM Vocal 28.01.1982 B High 101 Sukumari Narendra Menon KM Vocal 31.08.1982 B High 102 Vimala B Varma KM Vocal 21.07.1983 B High 103 Malini Hariharan KM Vocal 27.01.1986 B High 104 Aroor P K Manoharan KM Vocal 04.12.1987 B High 105 Nirmala Krishnan KM Vocal 26.02.1988 B High 106 Ammini S Menon KM Vocal 03.03.1988 B High 107 V V Charumathi Ramakrishnan KM Vocal 30.03.1988 B High 108 K G Jayan KM Vocal 23.02.1989 B High 109 V Sindhu KM Vocal 18.05.1990 B High 110 C Raji KM Vocal 28.12.1990 B High 111 C S Jayalekshmi KM Vocal 31.12.1990 B High 112 Ambalappuzha P Thulasi KM Vocal 11.02.1991 B High 113 Thamarakkad Govindan Nambudiri KM Vocal 14.02.1992 B High 114 K Muraleedharanunny KM Vocal 21.05.1992 B High 115 Geetha V KM Vocal 23.12.1994 B High 116 Priyadarsini Sunil KM Vocal 23.04.1996 B High 117 Dr E N Sajith KM Vocal 09.12.1997 B High 118 Binu Chacko Neryamangalam KM Vocal 31.12.1998 B High 119 Trippunithura V Mini KM Vocal 04.09.2000 B High 120 Guruvayur K Manikantan KM Vocal 22.11.2000 B High 121 S Santhala KM Vocal 03.02.2003 B High 122 Bindu B KM Vocal 07.04.2006 B High 123 V Sreelatha KM Vocal 07.04.2006 B High 124 A D Reju KM Vocal 12.11.2007 B High 125 Abhiram Unni KM Vocal 16.12.2008 B High 126 Mahitha Varma KM Vocal 29.10.2012 B High 127 Lola Kesavan KM Vocal 29.10.2012 B High 128 Sharmila S KM Vocal 20.11.2012 B High 129 Priyadarsini K M(C W-2010) KM Vocal 29.10.2012 B High 130 S K S Subrahmanyam KM Vocal 07.02.2012 B High 131 Preethy Satheesh KM Vocal 29.10.2012 B High 132 Manu Narayanan KM Vocal 29.10.2012 B High 133 Manjusha K KM Vocal 15.10.2013 B High 134 Vijayasree Haridas KM Vocal 15.10.2013 B High 135 Anand Jayaram KM Vocal 15.10.2013 B High 136 Muthukrishna M KM Vocal 13.11.2013 B High 137 R.Mohanakrishnan KM Vocal 11.02.2014 B High 138 Dr Mythili E S KM Vocal 11.02.2014 B High 139 Ratheesh P R KM Vocal 05.09.2016 B High 140 Mannur M P Rajakumaranunni KM Vocal 04.09.2005 B High 141 Gayathri Suresh KM Vocal 01.04.2016 B High 142 Harikrishnan K R KM Vocal 27.07.2018 B High 143 Anand K Raj KM Vocal 03.06.2019 B High 144 Bhagyalekshmi G R KM Vocal 03.06.2019 B High 145 Meera K N KM Vocal 20.11.2019 B High 146 Muralisangeeth V KM Vocal 19.11.2019 B High 147 M S Jayakumar KM Inst Violin 22.02.1999 B High 148 Bhavya Lekshmi Saji KM Inst Violin 15.01.2001 B High 149 Manjoor Renjith KM Inst Violin 01.05.2002 B High 150 Guruvayur Narayanan KM Inst Violin 23.08.2002 B High 151 Chembai C K Venkitaraman KM Inst Violin 24.08.2002 B High 152 N V Sankaranarayanan KM Inst Violin 24.08.2002 B High 153 K R Ajith Kumar KM Inst Violin 22.08.2006 B High 154 D.Sunitha KM Inst.Violin 29.10.2012 B High 155 Anand Jayaram KM Inst.Violin 15.10.2013 B High 156 Syam Kalyan M KM Inst.Violin 18.11.2019 B High 157 Aryadatha&Priyadatha KM Inst.Violin Duet 20.11.2019 B High 158 V Balakrishnan KM Inst Veena 29.10.1981 B High 159 Jayasree Mahesh KM Inst Veena 30.08.1994 B High 160 A.Anand Kaushik KM Inst Veena 05.02.2008 B High 161 Devi Vasudevan KM Inst Veena 03.02.2011 B High 162 Padma S Thampuran KM Inst Veena 20.10.2011 B High 163 Hariprasad KM Inst Flute 03.06.2019 B High 164 Madhusudanan N K KM Inst Harmonium 12.07.2016 B High 165 Pallavur C Krishnankutty KM Inst Nagaswaram 13.02.1979 B High 166 Kottappady Surendran KM Inst Nagaswaram 12.11.2007 B High 167 Vadassery Bros(T Sethumadhavan&T V Sivadas KM Inst Nagaswaram 15.07 2003 B High 168 Reghunathan K KM Inst Nagaswaram 03.06.2019 B High 169 T.K.Velu KM Inst Thavil 22.09.1996 B High 170 Sreekumar C H KM Inst.Thavil 25.04.2016 B High 171 Kollengode Rajendran KM Inst.Thavil 25.04.2016 B High 172 Anu Venugopal KM Inst.Thavil 20.11.2019 B High 173 K Parameswaran Nambudiri KM Inst Mridangam 21.12.1973 B High 174 N Sreekumara Varma KM Inst Mridangam 07.12.1977 B High 175 Tvm M Balasubrahmanyam KM Inst Mridangam 06.11.1982 B High 176 M Suresh Kumar KM Inst Mridangam 29.12.1986 B High 177 Suresh Olappamanna KM Inst Mridangam 10.02.1988 B High 178 K Gopalakrishnan KM Inst Mridangam 11.11.1988 B High 179 U Kerala Varma KM Inst Mridangam 03.01.1990 B High 180 K V Vancheeswaran KM Inst Mridangam 25.03.1991 B High 181 Vypin Satheesh KM Inst Mridangam 25.03.1991 B High 182 R.Gopinadha Prabhu KM Inst Mridangam 14.01.1993 B High 183 V KrishnaKammath KM Inst Mridangam 14.02.1995 B High 184
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