Learn Indian Voice Music from the scratch to advance (Udemy.com)

Yes very good. I have been studying tabla for 8 years and would like to incorporate the melodic side so this is perfect. The teacher is very clear and methodical. Thank you.

This course is wonderful and inspiring, it covers so much and yet it is explained step by step, not too difficult but lots to work on for beginners to Indian classical music! Highly recommended, thank you so much!

A very good course which sets the fundamentals of classical singing. I certainly enjoyed the course and it has the right pace and was very well presented too keeping in mind the audiences. Would definitely recommend this one.

Very well put together. As a sitar player I still find a LOT in this to be helpful to me. Especially when working out some possible improvisations. It's easy to sketch a bit vocally and then come to the instrument after developing some ideas. It also helps to convey to other players what is happening.

I love the Dr.'s deep explanations. And the iTabla Pro app is awesome! I've been wanting to learn more about Indian music and I'm really glad I chose this course.

This course is very good for to learners for ex: swar, ragas,bandish,aalap,and many thing all we have to learn to beginners..and mam teach form bottom to top..what we have to learn ..i learn many thing form this course..and thankyou do much mam..to give me so much knowledge of music

It was a wonderful learning experience. Covering 47 brief sessions with maximum information is quite impressive. Would have liked if more sessions were added to give learners more wider knowledge & understanding of music with more vocal egs. This was more theoretical knowledge which is certainly good but some more vocal exercises would enhance our learning music experience. Thanks for the efforts taken by Ms Shambhavi Das. Best wishes to her & the team.

well now after having tried to understand the different modules, download them and learn too, I find there are a couple of things that need improvement. one is it should be oriented towards the Indian learner as they will be the majority, secondly the symbols used should also be like they do it in India, that means for example not use comma as an elongated singing expression she sometimes does not hold on to it which irritates during singing. she should keep to the notes 100 % while singing. and moreover while singing there should be no interfering with explanations. instead repeat small cohaerent portions also i have only 31 chapters not 37.

A great beginner course. The instructor is thorough and precise. I am enrolled in in her both the courses. Will update later when i finish the the first.

Thanks for this course. It is really helpful to get a deep insight into Hindustani music. We would like to see the course polished, since it has lot of value. Appreciate the work.