CRSrikanth

  • Composer
  • Author
  • Innovator

Where music, stories and technology converge.

A creative world spanning orchestral composition, contemporary sound, literary fiction and intelligent music-making tools.

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A world of music, words and ideas

One creative mind. Many forms of expression.

CR Srikanth, also known as Ravi Chandra Srikanth Cherukupalli, is a composer, recording artist, fiction writer and creative-technology innovator.

His work moves between classical composition and contemporary pop, between literary storytelling and the building of new tools for musical creation. From orchestral scores to published fiction, and from VS Pop™ to the CuTTI tools, it explores the different ways imagination can take form.

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Selected works · Music

A Composer’s Imagination. A Producer’s Sound.

Contemporary VS Pop™ recordings and orchestral works, selected from a catalogue of original music.

Beneath the Last Autumn Moon

Latest release · November 2026

Déjà Rêvé (An Orchestral Dreamscape)

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Abandoned Station, Op. 10 No. 26

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Live in concert

URI Composers’ Concert, Spring 2026

Guest composer at the University of Rhode Island Composers’ Concert on 25 April 2026, in the URI Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. The player opens on the first 13 minutes of the concert recording published by URI Music.

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All music

Selected works · Literature

Stories of Memory, Place and the Human Condition.

Short fiction published by independent literary magazines, and books from imagined towns, theatres and inherited histories.

The Hamilton Stone Review

Wheat for the Living

Issue 54 · Spring 2026

In the small Bulgarian town of Belogradets, Yavor Velev grows up between a family that lives for appearances and one that keeps score, and slowly learns that being useful, or admired, is not the same as being worth something.

Half and One

The Attic Record

Fiction · 10 October 2026

Lindenfeld, August 1958. Sent to the attic for a tablecloth, a seven-year-old finds an old gramophone and listens alone to Haydn’s “Emperor” Quartet. Decades later, after his mother’s funeral, he learns what that afternoon meant to her.

Cover of Tales from Bellavere and Lindenfeld

Tales from Bellavere and Lindenfeld

Short-story collection · 2026

Linked stories from two small European towns that appear on no map. Across generations, families pass down loyalties, recipes, music, houses, debts and secrets: a mechanic, a chocolatier, a struggling theatre company, a singing palazzo, and a boy changed by a forgotten gramophone record.

Formats
Ebook and paperback · published 21 October 2026
ISBN
9798237466799 (ebook)
ISBN
9798237110791 (paperback)
Edition
October 2026 edition; the ebook is distributed through Draft2Digital
Cover of The Debt of the Fifth Month

The Debt of the Fifth Month

Novella · 2026

A novella in eleven movements, set in Italy. After the death of their thirteen-year-old son, Matteo and Elena Valli bring nine estranged cousins back to one table, while money they never asked for begins to arrive. A story of grief, faith and family.

Formats
Ebook · published 18 October 2026
ISBN
9798237724912 (ebook)

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Selected milestones

Achievements You Can Verify.

A few dated records, each with its original source.

10 October 2026

Published fiction

“The Attic Record” in Half and One

A short story of memory and music, set in Lindenfeld in 1958, published in the fiction section of the online magazine Half and One on 10 October 2026.

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25 April 2026

Concert

Guest Composer, URI Composers’ Concert

Featured guest composer at the Spring 2026 Composers’ Concert of the University of Rhode Island, 8 pm in the URI Fine Arts Center Concert Hall, alongside new works by URI composition students under the guidance of Dr. Eliane Aberdam. Original piano works were performed.

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Spring 2026

Published fiction

“Wheat for the Living” in The Hamilton Stone Review

A short story published in Issue 54 of The Hamilton Stone Review, an independent literary journal.

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17 February 2026

Chart

#6, Euro Indie Music Chart

“Lets Dance (VS Pop™)” reached number 6 in week 6 of the weekly Euro Indie Music Chart, published by the European Indie Music Network. Earlier singles reached #6 (“Never Let You Go”, August 2025) and #10 (“Don’t Waste My Time”, December 2025).

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All recognition

Music People Can Listen To. Stories People Can Read.

Scores to explore, innovations to discover, and a direct line for collaborations, commissions, literary correspondence and media.