Indian Vocal Music Classes

Why I Teach Indian Vocal Music

Music for me is way more than performance - it's ardaas (prayer), a way to connect with Waheguru. I see every note as a step closer to something bigger. Whether you're coming to learn shabad kirtan or want to master Indian classical singing, I try to make sure the journey feels personal.

What You'll Actually Learn

I focus first on Raag and Taal basics because, honestly, nothing in Indian music happens without these. You’ll get hands-on with Sargam practice techniques and start understanding how the melodies and rhythms shape everything. If you’re into classical, we go deep - bandish, taan, and alaap. For Gurbani Kirtan lessons, it’s all about finding that spiritual connection through music.

Usually, students learn singing alongside Harmonium and Tabla training. I won’t sugarcoat it - riyaz (practice) is tough and discipline is key. But that’s how your voice gets strong and expressive.

Who Can Join

Anyone with a shauk (passion) can start - age doesn’t matter. I teach kids, teens, grown-ups, even grandparents sometimes. Classes run both offline in New Delhi and online, so you can join from wherever.

From Practice to Performance

Students get to perform in proper concerts, baithaks, and actual Gurpurab events. Stage isn’t for everyone, but if you want to try, I’ll help you get there. No big promises - just real progress if you put in the work.