Indian classical music is not just an art — it’s a journey into your inner self. Rooted in centuries of tradition, it teaches you more than just notes and rhythms. It cultivates discipline, patience, emotional depth, and a deep sense of connection—to sound, culture, and even silence.

Learning this music:

• Sharpens your concentration

• Enhances your voice and listening skills

• Builds confidence and stage presence

• And opens the door to expressing your truest emotions through melody (raag) and rhythm (taal).

Whether you aspire to perform, seek personal growth, or simply want to experience music that touches the soul — Indian classical music offers a lifelong path of enrichment and joy.

It’s not about how perfectly you sing — it’s about how deeply you feel and express.

No! A good voice can be developed with the right guidance and regular practice. All voices have potential in classical music.

Yes! Classical training strengthens your fundamentals—sur (pitch), taal (rhythm), and lay (tempo)—which improves performance in any genre.

Not at all. Whether you’re a child, adult, or senior, if you’re sincere and interested, classical music welcomes you at any stage of life.

Our classes are open to all levels—beginners, intermediate, and advanced. Whether you are just starting or want to deepen your musical journey, you are welcome.

Yes. We offer online classes via Zoom/Google Meet for students worldwide and offline classes for local students (subject to availability).

Each class is typically 40 minutes to 1 hour long. Classes are held once or twice a week, depending on your chosen schedule.

Fees vary based on class type (individual or group). We accept UPI, bank transfers, and PayPal for international students. Contact us directly for the detailed fee structure.

We allow one reschedule per month with prior notice. Missed classes without notice may not be compensated.

Yes. A paid trial class is available so you can experience our teaching approach before committing to regular lessons.

Beginners should aim to practice at least 30 minutes daily. Intermediate and advanced students may need more. We’ll guide you on how to structure your practice effectively. 

Yes! Students can participate in online showcases, student concerts, and live baithaks whenever available. Performing is an important part of your growth.