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Indian Classical String Instrument Training

byKhalsa Music AcademyOnline classes available; In-person classes in Delhi NCRStarts from1,200 per monthView full gallery

Master the Sitar, Sarod, Dilruba, and more through our traditional approach to Raag and Taal.

A student practices a Razakhani gat in Raag Bhairav on the sitar, accompanied by tabla. This shows a typical jugalbandi (duet) practice session.

A student plays an instrumental sargam on the Santoor, a hammered dulcimer with a unique, shimmering sound, set to a 10-beat Jhaptaal.

A student performs Raag Dhanasari on the Dilruba, a beautiful bowed instrument, during a live concert.

A student duo practices a Gat in Raag Yaman on the sitar and tabla, a classic combination in Indian classical music.

A student plays a Sitar instrumental in Raag Bihag, set to the 16-beat Teentaal cycle.

A student practices Alankar (a pattern of notes) on the sitar, a fundamental exercise for developing finger dexterity and understanding melody.

An instrumental piece in Raag Bihag featuring a taan pattern, showcasing the interplay between different string instruments.

A jugalbandi (duet) featuring the Jhala pattern in Raag Dhanasari, with Ishwar Singh on Dilruba and Prabhjot Singh on Tabla.

A beautiful shot of three classic Indian string instruments taught at our academy: the Dilruba, Sarangi, and Sitar.

A duet performance of Raag Bihag in Teentaal, featuring Mangal Singh on the Rabab and Ishwar Singh on the Dilruba.

About Melodious Strings

At Khalsa Music Academy, we teach string instruments like the Sitar, Sarod, and Dilruba using a traditional approach. Students learn through disciplined Alankar exercises and Sargam practice to build finger strength and tonal clarity. We host sessions in a classic Baithak setting, which helps students maintain proper posture and focus while mastering the micro-tonal nuances of each Raag.

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