Sai Nanak Music School       Since 1999;   ISO 9001:2008 Certified

Singing / Vocal Courses:

Patterm One: Bhartiya

Hindustani Classical

Steps:

1.    Sargam, Alankar (Voice Modulation Exercises)

In Hindustani music, sargam refers to singing the notes instead of the words of a composition, with use of various ornamentations.

Alankar
i.  a swara group pattern in ancient Indian music.
ii. a type of exercise based on the 7 main talas and their variations
 

2.    Raagaas

Many Hindustani (North Indian) ragas are prescribed for the particular time of a day or a season. When performed at the suggested time, the rāga has its maximum effect. For example, many of the Malhar group of ragas, which are ascribed the magical power to bring rain, are performed during the monsoon. However, these prescriptions are not strictly followed, especially since modern concerts are generally held in the evening.

The various time zones for ragas are as follows:
Morning time
Afternoon time
Evening time
Night time
Anytime
There are few ragas which are performed based on the season. e.g. Gaud Malhar and Miyan Malhar rag sung in Monsoon

3.    Songs on Raagaas.

Many songs in Indian films are based on ragas of Indian classical music.

Pattern Two :

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Includes all forms of Singing. No restrictions.

Fees Chart for Singing Classes

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