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Hands-On Indian Instrument Workshops for Children

byShrotaHouseOnline, at JP Nagar studio and across BengaluruStarts from750 Per Child (+ 1 Adult included)View full gallery

Bring your child to explore the magic of Indian classical music. In our Wonderful Vaadya workshops, they don't just listen—they touch, feel, and play real instruments like the tabla, sitar, and jaltarang.

Focus, awe, and expertise. Our workshops bring children face-to-face with master musicians and their instruments, like the mridangam, for an unforgettable learning experience.

A proud moment for our Jaltarang camp graduates. This unique kid-parent workshop was a week of lively, energetic learning, culminating in this happy group photo with their certificates.

Our Jaltarang camp is a wonderful bonding activity. Here, fathers and sons learn to create music together, exploring the unique sounds of the water-filled bowls.

The intense curiosity of our little Shrotas as they gather around musician Pranav Rao to learn about the surbahar, a bass sitar. These moments of discovery are truly priceless.

A young girl gets her first lesson on the violin. Our workshops provide a safe and encouraging space for children to try new instruments with guidance from our team.

Children and parents trying their hand at the Jaltarang. This ancient instrument, which uses ceramic bowls filled with water, offers a magical way to learn about musical notes.

More happy faces from our Jaltarang camp. We love seeing children and their parents completely absorbed in the process of making music together.

A participant at our Jaltarang camp, focused and ready to play. The camp is designed for all ages and skill levels, making it a perfect family activity.

Mothers and their little ones exploring the Jaltarang. Our workshops are designed to be inclusive for the whole family, no matter how young.

Two young boys, dressed in their festive best, taking their turn at the Jaltarang during our special musical camp.

About Wonderful Vaadya: Hands-On Instrument Workshops

In our workshops, we trade chairs for floor-seating to keep the experience grounded. This creates a relaxed space where your child isn't just watching—they are actively touching, holding, and playing instruments like the mridangam or jaltarang. It’s about letting them experience the vibration of the strings and the texture of the instruments firsthand, effectively removing the intimidation factor often associated with classical music learning.

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