Programs & Learning Pathways
Carnatic Classical
Ādi – Foundation Level
Duration: 8 months
This level introduces students to the fundamentals of Carnatic music and builds a strong musical foundation. Students begin their journey by learning basic svaras, vocal exercises, rhythm awareness, and simple compositions.
Students will learn:
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Basic svaras, pitch training, and voice exercises
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Introduction to tāl̥a and rhythm
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Foundational Carnatic vocal lessons
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Simple gītams and compositions
Antara – Intermediate Level
Duration: 12–15 months
At the intermediate stage, students deepen their musical understanding and expand their repertoire with more complex compositions and rāga exploration.
Students will learn:
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Intermediate compositions and Varnams
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Introduction to various rāgas
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Voice development and gamaka usage
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Rhythm practice and tāla structures
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Preparation for small performances
Antim – Advanced Level
Duration: 24 months (2 years)
The advanced level focuses on deeper musical expression, advanced compositions, and performance-oriented training.
Students will learn:
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Advanced Carnatic compositions such as Aṭa Tala Varnams, Pancharatna Kritis, and Svarajatis
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Rāga exploration and interpretation
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Manodharma classes (improvisation): Rāga ālāpana, Niraval, and Kalpana Svara
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Concert repertoire development
Semi-Classical / Devotional Music
Satsang
Duration: 6 months
This course focuses on devotional and semi-classical compositions rooted in traditional musical forms. Training emphasizes expressive singing and lyrical interpretation.
Includes:
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Bhajans and devotional songs
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Semi-classical compositions
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Thematic musical pieces
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Expression and devotional presentation
Exams & Competition Training
(Theory and Practicals)
Dedicated coaching for students preparing for music examinations and classical music competitions.
Training includes preparation for:
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Sampada Exams (All Levels)
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University-level Music Exams (Regular and Correspondence)
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Classical music competitions (Online and Offline)
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Government Exams and CCRT Scholarships
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All India Radio Gradation
Admission Guidelines
Minimum Age: 6 years and above
Intermediate and advanced applicants are required to submit a performance video via WhatsApp. Admission will be based on the assessment of the recording.
Certification Options
Time-Bound Certification
Students may follow a structured learning pathway that includes assessments and certification based on their progress.
Flexible Non-Certification Track
Students who prefer to focus purely on learning and skill development may opt for a flexible non-certification pathway.
Mode of Teaching
Individual Classes
Offline (in-person)
Online (Global Access)
Group Classes
Offline Centers : (USA | UK | Chennai | Bangalore)
