Delhi Chamber Choir

Her leadership influenced the choir's development and artistic output, resulting in performances that introduced Delhi’s audience to choral chamber music.

An alumnus of the Moscow State University of Art and Culture,[2][3] Nadezda introduced the choir to Russian Orthodox music by Rachmaninoff and Bortniansky.

After a brief hiatus, during which many of the expat choristers either returned to their home countries or were transferred to other postings, Delhi Chamber Choir witnessed a new generation of Indian singers, mostly under the age of 25.

[11] The choir performed works by contemporary composers like Eric Whitacre, Ola Gjeilo, Arvo Pärt, Kevin Fox, Eriks Ešenvalds, and Laura Jekabsone.

In April 2020, the choir was scheduled to perform a concert featuring Italian organist and conductor Paolo Devito, with soloists soprano, Tatiana Smantser, and mezzo-soprano, Larissa Rai.

Delhi Chamber Choir conducts workshops and masterclasses aimed at nurturing young talent and fostering a deeper understanding of choral music.