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Media Features and Press Coverage of Our Musical Journey

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We are grateful to have our mission recognized by leading publications. From our mobile music classroom to our play-based workshops, here is a collection of features highlighting our work with sound.

We are so grateful for this wonderful feature in The Hindu's Friday Review. The article, titled "Music on wheels," beautifully captures the story and spirit of our mobile music classroom.

We are honored to be featured by The Better India. This article highlights how our 'Musical Bus' is taking singing and instrument lessons to children in Mumbai's slums, making music education accessible.

We were featured in Rolling Stone India. It was an honor to have our book 'Jungle Jugalbandi' and our unique approach to exploring Indian classical music with children recognized by such an iconic music publication.

We were so excited to be featured in Sunday Mid-day. The article, "Ragas for rugrats," delves into our parent-toddler sessions and our philosophy of using movement and sensory elements to keep toddlers engaged.

Another wonderful feature from Mid-day on our 'Music on wheels' initiative. The article highlights how our bus becomes a safe space for children to thrive and express themselves through art.

HerZindagi featured us for International Women in Music Day. The article celebrates our work as sisters providing free music classes in Mumbai slums through our 'Sound Space on Wheels' initiative.

Thank you to YourStory for this feature on our 'Music on wheels' initiative. The article details how our organization teaches melody and rhythm to underprivileged children in Mumbai.

We are so grateful to Good News Today for this amazing news story. The segment showcases our mobile music classroom and how it's bringing a unique blend of education and music to children in slum communities.

Thank you to News18 for this feature on 'The Breakfast Club'. The story, "From classrooms to streets: The sound of music on wheels," beautifully captures the impact of our transformed bus.

Mid-day featured our upcoming 'Sakhya' concert, a unique collaboration with Japanese violinist Mika Nishimura. The article highlights the theme of friendship and the blending of Hindustani and Western classical melodies.

About The Sound Space in the News

Seeing our work shared by platforms like The Better India and The Hindu is deeply humbling. These features are not just about us, they represent a growing support for our core belief that music should be a friend to every child. We are grateful for every opportunity to share why we make music education accessible and fun, whether through our mobile bus in Mumbai or our workshops.

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The Sound Space

Workshops at 10 centers across Mumbai & across PuneStarts from ₹600 per child (includes 1 adult)

We are sisters Kamakshi and Vishala, and we started The Sound Space to make music a friend for everyone. We do not focus on competition or rigid training. Instead, we use play, storytelling, and a lot of heart to help children find their own voice and rhythm.