Hindustani music, also known as the north Indian classical music is popular traditional music, which was originated from the northern Indian subcontinent during 13th and 14th Century. Deeply rooted in history, this powerful music is believed to be influenced by ancient Vedic philosophy, Persian elements (to some extent) and other Hinduism musical traditions. The principle of Hindustani music includes 'tala' (rhythmic patterns), 'swara', 'sargam' and is based on the specific sequences of musical 'raga' (melodic modes) - 'Sa', 'Re', 'Ga', 'Ma' 'Pa', 'Dha' and 'Ni'.
On the other hand, this form of music has been evolving organically and it has been classified into two forms - Classical Hindustani and Semi-Classical Hindustani. Dhrupad, tarana, sadra and khayal are amongst the famous Hindustani musical composition (primary vocal forms), whereas ghazal, qawwali, thumri, dadra, dhamar, tappa, kajri and bhajans are amongst the semi-classical compositions. Sitar, tabla and shehnai are the prominent musical instruments used in Hindustani music.
Today, this classical music has influenced Dangdut popular music - a genre of Indonesian folk and traditional music, alongside Indonesian classical music. Apart from India, Hindustani music is also found in several countries including Nepal, Pakistan and Bangladesh.
A renowned Indian classical vocalist, M. Balamuralikrishna once said, "Classical music is a perennially flowing river, and nothing can affect its flow. No one needs to worry about Indian music. It is forever". Today, Hindustani music is famous worldwide, and because of its enduring popularity, lakhs of people are enrolling in musical institutes or seeking experts' guidance with an aim to learn Hindustani music professionally.
Learning Hindustani music under the guidance of experts is crucial in improvising and exploring all the critical aspects of this classical music; learning classical music is thought-provoking. That's the reason why experts often say that investing 8-10 hours a day on just practice is pivotal to become a maestro in classical music. It is only 'practice' that makes a learner stand next to perfect.
There are trainers with decades of teaching experience in Hindustani classical music to help you become a professional musician or vocalist. Remember, there is no age bar for learning this beautiful piece of art. So get trained now to fulfil your musical dream.
You can find Hindustani musical trainers and institutes in top cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Pune, Hyderabad, Chennai, Chandigarh, Gurgaon and Jaipur. To know more, check out the reviews and ratings of the best Hindustani music classes near me on UrbanPro page.
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