Hindustani Music Classes for Kids in Australia
Give your child a strong foundation in Hindustani classical music - sargam, ragas and bandishes - with expert teachers in live 1:1 online classes. Across every Australian time zone.
1,100+ enrolments in Hindustani classical music from Australia
- 1:1 Live Classeswith Expert Teachers
- StructuredCurriculum
- Flexible Australia Timings(AEST/AWST/ACST)
- For Kids &Beginners
Learn Hindustani Music From Expert Teachers in India
Live 1:1 online classes with experienced Hindustani classical music teachers in India, wherever your child is in Australia.
- Raags
- Bandish
- Bhajans
- Aalap & Taan
- Thumri & Tarana
- And More
- Trained, experienced teachers in India
- 1:1 live classes with personalised attention
- Class timings that fit Australia school schedules
- 4-level progression & certification
- A global community of Artium learners
- Showcases to perform what you learn
Class Timings for Learners in Australia
Find a schedule that works for your family. All times are in your local time zone.
- Sydney (AEST)
- Melbourne (AEST)
- Brisbane (AEST)
- Perth (AWST)
- Adelaide (ACST)
- Morning7:00 AM - 9:00 AM(before school)
- Afternoon3:00 PM - 6:00 PM(after school)
- Evening6:00 PM - 9:00 PM(weekdays & weekends)
Weekend slots run through Saturday and Sunday, and lessons fit around Australian school terms and holidays. Exact slots are confirmed with your teacher when you book your free trial.
A Curriculum for Every Stage
A step-by-step journey through Artium's four-level Globally Recognised Music Programme, designed for young learners.
- Level 1
Preparatory
- Learn 7 basic swaras and 3 saptaks
- Sing simple songs, shlokas and bhajans
- Understand basic rhythm and Teen Taal
From AUD 32/hour
- Level 2
Intermediate
- Sing Alankars with varied swar patterns
- Explore Raag Durga and Bhoopali
- Learn Bandish, Swargeet and Lakshangeet
From AUD 36/hour
- Level 3
Proficient
- Explore Kaafi, Khamaj, Bhimpalasi and more
- Develop Aalap and Taan skills
- Explore different Taals and Komal Swaras
From AUD 41/hour
- Level 4
Advanced
- Explore advanced Raags
- Develop Aalap, Sargam and Taan
- Explore Dhrupad, Dhamar, Thumri and Tarana
From AUD 41/hour
Your Artium Journey
Four levels from your child's first song to the stage, with showcases and Ofqual-accredited certification along the way.
Certification Pathways
Prepare for recognised music certifications with expert guidance.
Artium Certification
Awarded at the end of every level of the Globally Recognised Music Programme, aligned with Ofqual standards. Benchmarked against Gandharva Mahavidyalaya.
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Not sure which certification is right for your child?
Our academic team will guide you based on your child's goals and level.
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Reviews from Artium learners in Australia, as posted on Trustpilot.
From the Artium Community in Australia
See how Artium learners are learning, practising and performing, straight from our social channels.
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8-year-old Apeksha Panchal travelled from Qatar to deliver a Hindustani Classical Taraana at the Artium Superstar Finale.
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A Special Message for Young Performer Mishka
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can my child learn Hindustani classical vocal from teachers in India while living in Australia?
Yes. Artium's live 1:1 classes make it possible for children in Australia to learn from experienced teachers in India. For families living away from India, it is also a way to stay connected to the music and traditions they grew up with.
Is online Hindustani classical vocal suitable for children in Australia?
Yes. Classes are live and personalised rather than pre recorded. The academic team assesses the child's current level during the free trial and recommends a suitable starting point.
What will my child learn in Hindustani classical vocal classes?
Preparatory, Intermediate, Proficient and Advanced levels, with work on swaras, rhythm, sargam, saptak, ragas, bandish, alaap, taan and performance skills.
Can my child learn Hindustani classical vocal if they are a complete beginner?
Absolutely. Children do not need prior formal training to start. The learning plan is adapted to their age, current ability and pace, so beginners can build their foundations step by step.
How will I know how my child is progressing?
Parents can stay connected to the learning journey through the structured curriculum, assignments, practice activities and teacher feedback. Artium also provides tools that help learners practise between classes and track their progress.
Who leads the Hindustani Classical Vocal course at Artium?
Smt. Shubha Mudgal is the Faculty Head for Hindustani Classical Music. The course is designed and curated under this academic leadership, while classes are delivered by Artium's trained teachers.
Does my child need any prior singing experience to start Hindustani classical music?
No. Your child can start as a complete beginner. We begin with simple foundations such as breathing, swaras and pitch, and the teacher gradually builds from there.
How much should my child practise between Hindustani music classes?
Short, regular practice is usually more helpful than one long session. The teacher gives your child simple exercises and practice work that can fit into their routine.
Will my child learn songs as well as Hindustani classical music?
Yes. The programme builds a strong classical foundation through swaras, ragas and bandish, while also giving children suitable songs and compositions to work on as they progress.
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