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For individuals (private lessons)
Whether music is simply your hobby, a deep-driven passion, even an obsession, or a meaningful professional career - we have the right lesson plan just for you. We offer private instruction for voice (both Indian and Western) as well as a range of Indian and Western musical instruments such as sitar, guitar, piano, tabla, drums (home tuition), dholak, violin, mouthorgan, and flute.
If you are unsure of where you stand in terms of your interest level or if you are having a difficult time picking the right instrument to begin your musical journey, please come in for an audition and get a fair assessment of your musicianship and a road map of how to move further ahead toward your goal.
Our specialized musical workshops designed for schools help improve the quality of their musical training while eliminating the complex management of music staff and reducing associated operational costs. Each workshop is designed with set objectives in terms of the materials covered and very clear deliverables in respect of what can be expected out of the attendees. The expanded expertise from our diverse group of music teachers, trained in a wide range of musical instruments and genres, will allow you to move beyond your tightly restricted curriculum and tap into the skills of professional performers with real life experience in their respective arts, greatly improving the musicianship of your students. Hiring us will provide your school with increased flexibility in its resource management and may reduce response times to major events and performances. Read more
Latest course addition for the "purists"
KNOW YOUR RAGA
Introduction to Hindustani Classical Music
No musical system in the world ever contained a scientific yet aesthetic aspect of music, with emotions, seasons, time, feeling, and mood like Indian music. To this day, people dedicate their lifetime studying the music of India.
Unlike a scale which has a set number of notes not truly positioned, the raga has a defined position, as well as defined flows in upward and downward directions. Even then, subtleties take place, such as flattening an already flattened note, or shaking a particular note. These subtle features are what make Indian classical music so very fascinating!
Even if pure classical is not your forte, its knowledge can lay a great foundation for you to excel in other genres of music. Look at almost any contemporary lead vocalist - be it Shankar Mahadevan, Adnan Sami, or Shreya Ghoshal - and you will find that somewhere down the line they have had formal training in classical music. If you like treading into the fusion territory of numbers by Shafqat Amanat Ali (Fuzon), Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and Shubha Mudgal, then you absolutely must "KNOW YOUR RAGA".