Our Carnatic Vocal course provides a structured introduction to South Indian classical music, focusing on swaras, ragas, and rhythmic cycles. Students will develop essential skills and an appreciation for Carnatic traditions, progressing from fundamental techniques to more advanced compositions.
This course is open to students of all ages and skill levels, from beginners to those with some singing experience. Lessons are tailored to each student’s abilities, ensuring an enjoyable and enriching learning experience.
Students will gain essential Carnatic vocal skills, including:
• Basic swaras and varisais for foundational skills
• Introduction to Carnatic ragas and talas
• Breath control and pitch alignment (shruti)
• Vocal agility through alankaras and gamakas
• Expression of mood and emotion in compositions
No prior experience is required. Beginners are welcome, and our tutors guide them from the basics. A positive attitude and commitment to regular practice are all that’s needed.
For optimal progress, we recommend 10 minutes of daily riyaaz (practice). Consistent practice helps build vocal strength, pitch accuracy, and familiarity with ragas and talas.
Yes, we follow a structured Carnatic syllabus, starting with basic exercises and progressing to varnams, keerthanas, and other compositions. We use trusted materials to ensure a solid foundation in Carnatic classical music.
The duration varies by level. Each level (Beginner, Intermediate, Advance) typically requires 8-12 months, depending on the student’s progress and practice habits.
Yes! Our Carnatic Vocal course offers a comprehensive base for students preparing for classical music exams. With a focus on swarasthanas, talas, and varnams, we ensure students gain the skills and confidence needed for certification and recitals.
A tanpura or tanpura app is recommended for pitch reference, and a quiet space for practice is ideal. Our tutors can guide you on the best setup for practice at home.
Lessons are one-on-one, combining vocal exercises, raga practice, and performance techniques. Homework assignments are given to reinforce skills, with regular feedback to support progress.
