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Indian Classical & Traditional Instruments Classes in Bhandup West

byRhythms GroupClasses at studio in Bhandup WestStarts from450 per sessionView full gallery

Master the art of Tabla, Sitar, and more through our authentic guru-shishya training, right here in Bhandup.

A video of our esteemed tabla guru, Mr. Vishal Jaywant Gaikwad, demonstrating his craft. He is a recipient of the "Rhythmite Best Music Educator" award, and his expertise enriches our tabla classes.

We are honored to be associated with talented artists like Ms. Rimpa Siva, a "Best Rhythmite Maestro" in Tabla from Kolkata. Her skill and dedication to Indian classical music are an inspiration.

A captivating performance by tabla maestro Ms. Rimpa Siva. We celebrate the power and grace of traditional Indian percussion instruments and the artists who have mastered them.

Mr. Anil Harishankarsingh Amarant, a maestro of the Brahma-Veena and Flute, recognized as one of our "Best Rhythmite Maestros". His deep knowledge as a musicologist adds immense value to our community.

Ms. Tilottama Suryavanshi, proudly holding her "Rhythmite Best Music Educator" award for Sitar. Our instructors are accomplished artists dedicated to preserving and teaching Indian classical music.

Ms. Manjiri Mandar Marathe, recognized with the "Rhythmite Best Music Educator" award for her excellence in teaching Tabla. We have a team of award-winning gurus for our percussion classes.

Mr. Kalpesh S Vedak, another recipient of the "Rhythmite Best Music Educator" award for Tabla. We take pride in our faculty of highly skilled and recognized music teachers.

Mr. Vishal Jaywant Gaikwad with his "Rhythmite Best Music Educator" award for Tabla. His dedication to teaching has helped many students find their rhythm.

Mr. Aryan Avinash Patil, a young and talented musician, receiving the "Rhythmite Best Music Educator" award for Tabla. We encourage and celebrate educators of all ages.

Mr. Girish Athalye, honored with the "Rhythmite Best Music Educator" award for his contribution to tabla education. Our network of gurus extends across the Mumbai region.

About Indian Classical & Traditional Instruments

Learning an Indian classical instrument is a commitment, not a weekend hobby. Whether you pick the Tabla, Sitar, or Harmonium, your first few weeks will focus entirely on the basics: posture, hand positioning, and rhythm. It is a slower process than modern music courses, but our instructors prioritize this foundation so you build a skill that remains with you for life. Come ready to listen as much as you play.

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