Sangita is noted for her versatility, ease in handling the different musical genres and commanding stage presence.[10][11] Her live rendition of Sweeney Todd's "Worst Pies in London",[12] and Georges Bizet's "Habanera",[13] as part of the MMA's "Over The Rainbow",[14] is Sangita at her entertaining best. She has been a part of the Madras Musical Association choir since the age of 15.[15][16][17][18] She has given several solo performances at events staged by the MMA both in India and other countries.[19][20][21][11][22] In 2009, she performed at the Vatican and the Pantheon in Rome, Italy as part of the International Church Music Festival.[23] She has sung under world famous conductors such as Sir David Willcocks and Paul Leddignton Wright. In 2000, while still in school, she performed at the Sydney Torch Relay ceremony as part of the Sydney Olympics under Dr. Ronald Smart. She has sung for several international gospel artists on tour, the most renowned being Ron Kenoly, Don Moen, Ernie Haase & Signature Sound and Benny Prasad.[24]
Sangita is an active participant in musical theater. She has been invited to perform with various theater groups, and is noted for her outstanding rendition of Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" during Mellow Circle's "Magic of Musicals" show.[25][26] Her 2014 performance in Amrita Frederik and Augustine Paul's adaption of Les Misérables, garnered her handsome praise for her "perfect" portrayal of the courageous Eponine.[27][28] Her laurels include her pitch perfect and "convincing" performance as Sister Mary Robert in theatrical adaptation of Sister Act in 2015.[29] Her theatrical performances include those with well-known directors Michael Muthu,[25][30] the late Mithran Devanesan, Brian Laul of the Wizard of Oz fame and also choreographer Jeffrey Vardon.
Sangita's musical repertoire includes her on-stage performances with other established singers.[21][22] She has performed alongside popular artists such as Pop Shalini in Brian Laul's Wizard of Oz[31] and Sunitha Sarathy.[32] Her performances include duets with Grammy award winner Tanvi Shah[16][18] and actress-singer Andrea Jeremiah.[17] She has performed with Kalyani Nair, an accredited singer and composer, and also as part of her band, Harmonize Projekt.[33][34][35][36]
Sangita has also worked with other renowned Indian musicians such as Keith Peters,[25][32][37] Dr. L. Subramaniam, Keba Jeremiah[38][39] and Edwin Roy.[16][15]
Her recordings and videos have been commented on[40][41] and retweeted by popular artists Ehsaan Noorani and Keba Jeremiah.[39] She performs in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu languages.
