Description
This tradition is a delight to both - the critic and the untrained ear. A product of historical happenstance, Hindustani Classical music was born of a fusion of cultures. The Islamic conquest of the Northern parts of the country in the 13th century provoked a blending of Hindu musical traditions with Persian and Arab practices. The Hindustani classical vocalist is often accompanied by a retinue of instruments - sitars, sarods, sarangis, shehnais, tablas, and more. The euphony of rhythms and vocals improvising together creates magic! And you’re just a click away from being a part of it.
This course will introduce you to basic voice modulation and breathing techniques necessary for Hindustani Classical Vocals. You will learn all about scales, swara, dhrupads, alankaras and more to develop and train your voice for any style of singing in the future.
- Class Level: Beginner
- Age Requirements: 6 and older
- Average Class Size: 1-3
If the batch timings given on the site does not work, you can book your own slots one-on-one with the teachers by clicking on 'SELECT YOUR OWN TIMINGS' in the booking zone
