Three instruments, one tradition

At Raag we teach Hindustani vocal, harmonium and tabla to children and adults. Pick the one that calls you, or start with vocal and let the others follow.

Hindustani vocal

Vocal is the core of Hindustani classical study at Raag. We teach singing to children and adults, whether you are picking up a raga for the first time or returning to practice you set down.

Classes are held in Marathi, Hindi and English, so you can learn in the language you are most at ease in.

A singer mid-phrase in warm light
Hands working a harmonium's bellows

Harmonium

We teach the harmonium alongside vocal, to children and adults. It is the instrument that carries a singer's pitch and fills the room around a raga.

Students learn in small batches with personal attention, in Marathi, Hindi or English.

Tabla

Tabla is the rhythm instrument we teach to children and adults. It is where taal lives, the cycle of beats that holds a raga together.

Like our other classes, tabla is taught in small batches with personal attention, in Marathi, Hindi and English.

Tabla drums with a hand resting on the dayan

Batches

We group students so that children and adults each learn at their own pace.

Children's batches
Adult beginners
Weekday evenings
Weekend mornings

Timings

Our class hours through the week.

Monday to Friday5 to 8 pm
Saturday and Sunday9 am to 12 pm

Monthly fee

A monthly batch costs ₹1,500–2,500 a month.

Ask about fees

Try a class first

Your first trial class at Raag is free. Come to Kothrud, Pune, sit in on a batch and see how it feels.