— Classical Training, Kashipur

Six Disciplines. One Standard of Rigour.

Vocal, instrument, and dance courses built from first principles — grammar before performance, always. Batches structured for children, teens, and adults.

Extreme close-up of a singer's throat and jaw in profile, north window light, concentration visible in the set of the jaw, plain cream wall behind
Extreme close-up of a singer's throat and jaw in profile, north window light, concentration visible in the set of the jaw, plain cream wall behind
Close-up of left hand fingers pressing sitar frets, right thumb resting on the jawari bridge, warm afternoon light from a single north window, shallow depth of field
Close-up of left hand fingers pressing sitar frets, right thumb resting on the jawari bridge, warm afternoon light from a single north window, shallow depth of field
Overhead close-up of two hands on a tabla pair, fingers mid-stroke on the bayan, natural window light casting short shadows across the drum skin
Overhead close-up of two hands on a tabla pair, fingers mid-stroke on the bayan, natural window light casting short shadows across the drum skin
Close-up of a dancer's hands forming a single mudra, fingers precisely extended, warm north light catching the knuckle lines against a terracotta-toned wall
Close-up of a dancer's hands forming a single mudra, fingers precisely extended, warm north light catching the knuckle lines against a terracotta-toned wall
Close-up of ghungroo anklets on a dancer's foot resting on a practice room floor, brass bells catching low angled window light, wooden floor grain visible
Close-up of ghungroo anklets on a dancer's foot resting on a practice room floor, brass bells catching low angled window light, wooden floor grain visible
Detail of harmonium keys under a practitioner's right hand, left hand on the bellows, diffuse north window light, aged wood and ivory keys in sharp focus
Detail of harmonium keys under a practitioner's right hand, left hand on the bellows, diffuse north window light, aged wood and ivory keys in sharp focus
/ What We Teach

The Six Disciplines

Hindustani Vocal

Sitar

Tabla

Raga grammar, sargam, and bandish from foundational sa-re-ga through advanced ragas. Age 5 and above. Exam-track batches available.

Meend, gamak, and raga elaboration taught through Imdadkhani gayaki ang. Separate beginner and intermediate batches for children and adults.

Thekas, kaidas, and tihais built from single-stroke accuracy outward. Delhi and Punjab gharana bols covered. Age 6 and above.

Bharatanatyam

Kathak

Harmonium

Scale, raga accompaniment, and independent composition across four octaves. Supports vocal students as a parallel discipline. All age groups admitted.

Adavus, mudras, and nritta sequences before any abhinaya. Kalakshetra-lineage syllabus. Separate batches for children age 5+ and adult beginners.

Tatkar footwork and chakkar turns grounded in taal structure first. Jaipur and Lucknow gharana traditions. Teen and adult tracks with graded examinations.

Wide shot of an empty practice room at midday, reed mats on the floor, a tanpura leaning against the far indigo-washed wall, north window light laying a long rectangle across the floor, no people
Wide shot of an empty practice room at midday, reed mats on the floor, a tanpura leaning against the far indigo-washed wall, north window light laying a long rectangle across the floor, no people
+ Structure & Credentials

Batches Built Around Progression

Three separate tracks — children (age 5–12), teens (13–17), and adults — each with its own pace and repertoire. No mixed-level shortcuts.

Every curriculum is mapped to Uttarakhand Sangeet Natak Akademi examinations. Students who complete each level hold a credential the region recognises.

Batch sizes capped at eight students. Each session is sixty minutes of structured practice — no filler, no performance rehearsal until the technique warrants it.

The syllabus is waiting. So are we.

Send an enquiry with the discipline, age group, and your preferred batch time. We confirm within one working day.