First term

• Introduction to Indian classical music - swara system & its classification
• Mandatory riyaz (practice)

1. Different types of voice application
2. Palta (combinations of swaras)
3. Alankar (ornamentation)

• Introduction to the 10 that (scale system of Hindustani classical music)
• Ability to sing the swaras form different scales
• Concepts & definitions: dhwani, naad (Anahat & Ahat), 12 swaras, arohan, avrohan
• Introduction & elaboration of few basic ragas: Yaman, Bilawal, Bhairav, Kafi

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Second term

• Complex combinations of swaras
• Ability to sing in the three octaves (saptak)
• Ability to sing in the 1st & 2nd laya, within different taals
• Subtle knowledge of the 12 swaras & gaayaki (imitation of the vocal style)
• Introducing different taan and ornamentation
• How to use the tanpura
• Rag Bageshri, Rag Asawari, Rag Vrindavani Sarang

*All the previous lessons will be included and revised

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Third term

• Including complex sargam, shruti alankar (within the rhythm patterns) in the regular practice
• Different styles of Indian classical music (bhajan, khayal, thumri)
• Basic introduction to Dhrupad music
• Development of bandish (composition)
• Rag Malkauns, Rag Durga, Rag Desh, Rag Ahir Bhairav
• Importance of tanpura in the Indian classical music
  
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Join our Group Classes for €80/month.

Individual class: 130€/month.

An annual membership with the Theatre of Eternal Values International Association is required to take part

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