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Meet the Founders and Teachers Behind The Sound Space

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We believe music is more than just technique; it is a friendship and a language. Get to know the sister-duo and the teaching team helping our community find their rhythm.

Our co-founder, Vishala, shares what music means to her and the core philosophy behind why we started The Sound Space: to help everyone find a friendship in art.

A quick message from us, co-founders Kamakshi and Vishala, as we kick off a new term with a fully refurbished and exciting curriculum.

Featured on Her Circle Bizruptors, our co-founder Kamakshi explains our mission to use music as a catalyst for personal growth and community impact.

A quick vocal warm-up tutorial from us. This is a simple 'palta' that can help open up your voice, perfect for any budding singer.

We're starting a fun series to test your knowledge of Indian classical music. Here is part one: can you guess the raga based on our clues?

Part two of our 'Guess the Raga' series. We reveal the raga was Malhar and give you a snippet of how it sounds. Can you name a song based on it?

The final part of our Raga Malhar series. We share how elements of this raga are used in famous Bollywood songs and sing a classic for you.

For World Music Day, our talented teachers played a game of musical Antakshari, where each teacher starts their song on the ending note of the previous one.

Our teacher Vaibhavi shares a simple and fun scarf activity you can do with your kids at home to explore movement and music.

Our teacher Manisha demonstrates a fun call-and-response rhythm activity using a percussion instrument that you can easily try with your kids.

About Meet Our Founders & Teachers

At The Sound Space, we don't believe in rote memorization or rigid, high-pressure environments. When you join our sessions, you aren't just a student; you are part of a community. Our teachers use storytelling, sensory props, and rhythmic games to turn complex concepts like swaras and taal into a natural language, ensuring every session builds a relationship with music rather than just aiming for performance perfection.

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