Vocal Music classes near me in Basaveshwara Nagar, Bangalore

I am a teacher, teaching carnatic classical vocal music since 4 years, and have been learning from my childhood from my gurus Vid. Rajani. M. D and late. Vid. Neeladevi. M. D. Both my gurus being my mother and aunt have trained me in depth in carnatic classical music. I have completed my senior in the same and even on the path to profeciency. I teach carnatic vocal music, Bhajan, devaranamas and shloka.

Stephen's College of Film Music started with a strong mission of giving good music education to the dedicated students to achieve their goals and dreams of becoming complete Musicians, Composers, Music Arrangers and Music Orchestrators. Stephen's College of Film Music is the country's only Music college where one gets to learn the nuances of music as applied in the Movie industry and also to learn Music through Trinity College of Music London syllabus in a systematic way. Stephen's brilliant Academic qualifications in music (Associate Diploma AmusTCL from Trinity College of Music London and Masters Certificate in "Arranging and Orchestration" from Berklee College of Music, Boston USA) coupled with his many years of Movie industry experience are put to good use while tutoring the Students.

I am a Hindhusthani and flok music teacher , I am giving Home/online tuition since 9 years I am certified in Hindhusthani and flok music I have a Vidwath in Hindhusthani music ....i am a stage performer of sugama sangeeta and flok singing.... I teach students and make them a stage performer, and getting a flat forms for them... thank u

I m vidwath in music i take online classes

With 25 years of experience as a music teacher and performer, I am an expert in Hindustani and light music, but I also sing a variety of other genres, including pop, folk, and devotional music. I am a sought-after performer on the global stage and I am passionate about teaching others to appreciate and perform music.

I am a Carnatic music lover and have been teaching music to kids from past 3 years . I have given live performances on social media groups like on Facebook page and on YouTube. I have created my own YouTube channel called Apurva Raga where I've uploaded some songs sung by me . I love teaching music and keep learning music . I completed my senior grade music as well. I would like to work here and grow together.

Nimitta is an institution dedicated to the protection and propagation of Music, Indian Traditional and tribal arts. It is founded and headed by well known Karnatak Classical Vocalist Sriram Sastry and promising Vocalist Shruthi Karkodlu (Elder of Karkodlu Sisters). Sriram Sastry, a graded artist of All India Radio is a performer in demand, which speaks of his abilities in music. Shruthi is a regular performer, specializing in Light Classical and devotional music. The institution offers several certificate courses in several fields including Vocal Music, Instrumental music, Classical Dance, etc., In the field of Fine arts, it offers Basic skills for beginners, fine arts and warli tribal art too. Most of our tutors are All India Radio graded artists and are highly qualified academically and in the field of expertise too. They perform concerts regularly.

Bangalore School of Ballet provides an inclusive Ballet, Dance and Theatre training to reflect current global standards. We provide dance education for students aged two to adult offering courses for both recreation and professional advancement, with associated schools in Wales and London, UK. Structured lessons are available in Classical Ballet, Modern Jazz & Gymnastics, Musical Theatre Craft, Street Jazz and Tap Dance, Contemporary Dance, Adult Fitness, Cheer Dance, Pilates and Yoga.

Life without Music is like a flower without fragrance, a bird without wings or a body without soul. Music is the essence of life, like a smile it has no language & no religion but only one identity, i.e., it gives pleasure, peace & power." Carnatic music is considered one of the oldest systems of music in the world. Carnatic music is a very complex system of music that requires much thought, both artistically and technically. The basis of Carnatic music is the system of ragas (melodic scales) and talas (rhythmic cycles). There are seven rhythmic cycles and 72 fundamental ragas. All other ragas are considered to have stemmed from these. An elaborate scheme exists for identifying these scales, known as the 72 Melakarta Ragas. Three saint composers of the nineteenth century, Tyagaraja, Muthuswami Dikshitar and Shyama Shastri, have composed thousands of songs that remain favourites among musicians and audiences. The most important specialty of Karnatic music is its devotional content. The lyrics of the compositions are set entirely against a devotional backdrop. The notes of Carnatic music is "sa-ri-ga-ma-pa-da-ni". These are abbreviations of the real names which are Shadjam, Rishabham, Gandharam, Madhyamam, Panchamam, Dhaivatam and Nishadam. Every member of the solfege (the swara) may have up to three variants. The exceptions for this are the two notes shadjam and panchamam, which have only one form, and madhyamam, the middle note, which has only two notes. Spiritualism has always been the prominent content of Carnatic music. The beautiful interweaving of the devotional element and aesthetics has made it ethereal and eternal. The basic idea behind compositions has been to see and seek the ultimate reality or God. In fact, it has been said that the easiest way to attain salvation is to sing the greatness of the Almighty.In Hindu mythology, music and God have always been portrayed together. Many deities are assigned their own musical instruments and are all hailed as music lovers. Lord Siva is believed to be the embodiment of Nada (cosmic music) which is believed to be first form of music. Lord Krishna, the foremost of flautists, indicates his musical inclinations byassessing that he is Sama Veda among the Vedas. While Lord Siva is the embodiment of Nada (cosmic music )and Tandava (cosmic dance), Goddess Parvati is hailed as the embodiment of Lasya. Goddess Saraswati, the Goddess of Learning is always associated with the Vina (known as Vipanchi, a stringed musical instrument). Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth is believed to revel in music while Lord Vishnu, her consort, plays on the percussion. Among the saints, Narada and Tumburu are hailed as Vainika-Gayaka (experts in music and Vina). Nandi, the bull, is the master of Laya. The separate set of demi-Gods like Yaksha, Kinnara and Gandharva are all believed to be proficient in music and musical instruments. In fact, music is known as Gandharva Vidya. Hanuman was proficient in what is called the Hanumad Vina and this is the predecessor of the present day Chitravina. The growth and development of Carnatic music through the centuries is a testimony to the greatness of the Indian mind. It needs to be taken to the international arena parallel with any other classical form. This can be achieved if we understand it in the right perspective and don't lose it to religion, for this mission we have this music website. Carnatic music, the sonic representation of a rich cultural heritage that prevailed in south India, the essence of spirituality evolved out of the heart and brain of the pious ones. Thus carnatic music of South India is the ultimate synonym to salvation and eternity. The Nada Brahma - God incarnated in a sonic form. This music website aims at educating and entertaining rasikas, providing them information regarding Carnatic music. Let us contribute to this rich tradition of Carnatic music and make this chain continue. Lets take a pledge to keep the flame bright for the future.