Hindustani Instrumental Music
Sangeet Sadhana - Hindustani Classical Music classes and Vocal Music classes in Bangalore
Pricing Guide
Standard Monthly Training (Sitar, Sarod, Flute, or Tabla)
Core Training
- Schedule: 4 to 8 sessions per month (typically weekends).
- Format: Small groups (3 to 6 students) for peer learning.
- Duration: 60 to 90 minutes per session.
- Content: Technique (Tantrakari), Raag theory, and Rhythm (Tala).
Facility Access
- Accompaniment: Live Tabla or Harmonium support during specific practice sessions.
- Environment: Traditional floor seating in a quiet studio.
- Resources: Access to notation logs and whiteboard notes.
Performance
- Baithak: Eligibility to attend or perform in monthly house concerts.
New Student Onboarding Bundle
One-Time Setup
- Registration: Lifetime membership fee securing a slot in the lineage.
- Onboarding: Initial aptitude assessment (Swara gyan) and proficiency batch assignment.
First Month Access
- Tuition: Covers the first month of standard classes.
- Instrument Advisory: Guru-led guidance on purchasing, wood selection, and tuning assistance.
Vocal & Instrument Dual Package
Dual Curriculum
- Schedule: Attendance in two separate batches per week (Vocal and Instrumental).
- Volume: Approximately 8 to 12 total sessions per month.
Pedagogy
- Integration: Focus on reproducing singing style (Gayaki Ang) on the instrument.
- Assessment: Progress tracking for both pitch perfection and instrumental dexterity.
Online / NRI Training
Virtual Instruction
- Platform: Classes conducted via Zoom or Google Meet.
- Format: 1-on-1 or small group tailored for audio latency management.
Digital Support
- Materials: PDF notations and recorded reference clips sent electronically.
- Scheduling: Time slots adjusted for international time zones.
About Hindustani Instrumental Music
Why I Teach Hindustani Instrumental Music
For me, music isn't just a class—it's a lifetime ka sadhana (dedicated journey). I see Hindustani instrumental music as a way to grow, both inside-out. Whether you're a total beginner or someone wanting to deepen their riyaz (practice), this journey asks for patience, but what you get back is so much more than just playing notes. Kids, adults, anyone with genuine interest is welcome.
How We Learn: Guru-Shishya Parampara
I follow the Guru-Shishya parampara (traditional teacher-student bond). It's not a crash course—it's more like a long-term mentorship. I guide you from your very first note to feeling the real mood behind a raga. Respect, discipline, and love for the art are big here.
What You Can Learn
- Sitar & Sarod: Taught in the Maihar Gharana style, focusing on clear technique and emotional expression.
- Flute (Bansuri): Beginners get extra help with breath and tone. We stick to the authentic style, keeping it real to its roots.
- Tabla: Starting from basic bols (syllables) and moving towards solo, accompaniment, and rhythm play.
The Learning Path
- Beginners: Basics like posture, paltas (exercises), pitch work.
- Next steps: Simple gats (compositions), then into aalap, jod, jhala.
- Advanced: Layakari (rhythm improvisation), understanding raag and taal deeply.
Real Practice, Real Music
Honestly, the real work is your own riyaz. I set the framework, but your effort shapes your music. We do regular baithak (casual concerts) where you get to perform with live tabla sangat (accompaniment). It's relaxed, no stress, but such a high when it clicks.
Meet your Expert
Sangeet Sadhana
12 connects in last 3 months
My Story
Sangeet Sadhana started from our founder’s living room, inspired by Kishori Tai’s words and Guru Dipali Nag’s legacy. Sixteen years later, we’re still a big family—students, teachers, parents, all in it together. We’re not just teaching ragas, we’re waking up the music inside you. Little kids, grown-ups, everyone finds their own tune here. Guru-Shishya parampara is our heartbeat—music is our way to connect, not just perform.
My Work
Hindustani Classical Music Classes - We teach vocal, Tabla, Sitar, Sarod, and Flute to all ages, online or offline.
Guru-Shishya Parampara - Old-school tradition—music lessons and life values go hand in hand here.
Monthly Baithak Performance Platform - Students perform live, loosen up, and learn the rasa and history behind each piece.
Beginner to Advanced Courses - Toddlers play with swaras, adults meditate with Raag Bhairav—everyone’s welcome.
Sadhana and Dedication - Music asks for patience and surrender. Breaks? Only if you’re dying, as they say.