Tabla Classesin Bangalore

Welcome to Bharatiya Sangeetha Vidyalaya, an institute offering top-notch classes in dance, instrumental music, and vocal music. With an establishment in 1982 and a dedicated team of skilled instructors, we have been providing exceptional training in various forms of art. Our classes cover a wide range of instruments including guitar, keyboard, veena, violin, flute, tabla, and harmonium. We specialize in both Carnatic and Hindustani styles of music, and also offer training in Bharatanatyam dance. Our institute takes pride in being an online platform, making our services accessible to students all over India. Join us and embark on a journey of exploring and discovering the beautiful world of music and dance.

Shruthi Sindhura holds over 8 years of experience in the industry and possess eminent professionals who can provide you with the best service. At Shruthi Sindhura we provide classes such as classical music, instrumental, vocal, mridhangam, light classical vocal, barathanatiyam, violin and veena. Contact us for further details.

Butterfly Talent Academy has immense experience. We provide Dance & Music classes like Kathak, Bharathanatiyam & Freestyle Dance. We guarantee efficient service and satisfaction to our clients. We are happy to have you as our valuable client. Contact us for further information.

Music Mane School of Fine Arts in Bangalore, India offers a wide range of music and dance classes for all ages and interests. From instruments like guitar and violin to vocals and even dance forms like Bharatanatyam, they provide instruction in both in-person and online formats. With multiple locations and high ratings, Music Mane could be a great choice for nurturing your creativity in the arts.

The exploration of Hindustani classical music began when I was a child. My father and sister knew Carnatic music, but I was never really drawn to the Chanchalta (playful energy) of the Carnatic style. It was the Vilambit (the slow rhythm of Hindustani classical music) which attracted me. I was very interested in singing and led the prayer at school. I just mimic the Pitch and Sur of whatever I liked, be it a Bhajan or a folk song without understanding of ragas or Taal. I just understood the feeling behind a composition. In Std. X, I won a singing competition and one of the judges offered to teach me classical music but I could not follow it up because of family disapproval. By the time I had done my B-Com, I had enough of a life without music. I gave up everything and set out for Veereshwara Punyashram, a Gurukul in Dharwad District where music is taught like a life-lesson rather than a skill. The next seven years in the Gurukul were the most difficult and rewarding for me and everything what I knew up till then was wiped from my consciousness. When I went there, I realized that I didn’t even know Sa Re Ga Ma! A blind child who had been abandoned at the doorstep of the ashram and had grown up listening to the masters around him taught me how to recognize each of the Swaras. He would give me a heap of tamarind seeds and tell me to a handful and put it aside for each correct rendition of the Sargam and when the seeds were all put aside, he would ask me to start all over again! We had to get up before dawn, eat no salt and live frugally. The discipline changed me forever. When I left the Gurukul, I obtained a silver bracelet, signifying my commitment to music. After Gurukul, I became a student of Ustad Faiyyaz Khan Sarangi. I am committed to teaching music to deserving students. I could not learn music when I was a child. I do not want any child to suffer that loss. I also know now that music is not about singing, but about feeling. I compose and write songs to teach to my students. When you discover the riches of classical music, you do not want to regurgitate old compositions. You want to savor the freedom of composing new things. My life consists of music and Riyaz. My family has more or less accepted my passion for music; every Jeev (living thing) has a Prakruti (tendency) and it will follow that ultimately. Presently, as full-time music teacher, I have two Gurukuls, one in Vidyaranyapura and the other in Kempapura, where I pass on the knowledge I have gained in the field of music. Music is like meditation for me. I will never do anything else. Contact us for more details.