Hindustani Music (Batch Code: W8.3VM)

Eligibility:

Here’s a revised version:

This batch is intended for beginners, with no prior experience required. Admission is subject to the availability of vacancies.

Activity fees

Age and Gender Criteria

This batch is open to all children and females. Any DCC female member or dependent child over the age of 6 is eligible to apply

Attendance & Punctuality: Consistent attendance and punctuality are essential.
Uniform: There is no prescribed dress code or uniform.
Practice: Regular home practice is required.
Instruments: A digital Tanpura, Tabla, and harmonium are recommended for home practice.
Performance Participation: Students are expected to participate in trimester classroom performances and the annual day performance.
Commitment to Learning: Students should demonstrate a strong commitment to learning and improving their musical skills.
Listening Practice: Regular listening to classical Hindustani music is encouraged to develop a deeper understanding and appreciation of the art form.
Assignments: Completion of any given assignments or exercises between classes is expected.
Respect & Discipline: Students must maintain respect for the teacher, fellow students, and the learning environment, following all guidelines and instructions.
Instrument Maintenance: Students are responsible for keeping their instruments in good condition, especially if they bring them to class.
Parental Involvement (for younger students): Parents are encouraged to support their child’s practice routine and ensure that they attend classes regularly.
Theory Knowledge: A basic understanding of music theory related to Hindustani music may be required or developed during the course.

This batch follows the syllabus outlined by Akhil Bharatiya Gandharva Mahavidyalaya Mandal ensuring a well-rounded and standardized learning experience.

Lesson Plan for the 2024 – 2025 Academic Year