Carnatic Music Classes for Kids in Canada

Yes. Artium's live 1:1 classes make it possible for children in Canada 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.

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.

Preparatory, Intermediate, Proficient and Advanced levels, progressing through swaras, Sarali Varisai, Janta Varisai, Alankaram, Geetham, Varnam, Kritis, ragas, talas and advanced performance skills.

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.

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.

Smt. Aruna Sairam is the Faculty Head for Carnatic Classical Music. The course is designed and curated under this academic leadership, while classes are delivered by Artium's trained teachers.

No. Beginners are welcome. Your child starts with the basics such as shruti, swaras and rhythm, and gradually moves into compositions and more advanced Carnatic music.

You will be able to see progress through your child's classes, assignments, assessments and practice. Artium also gives learners structured feedback and progress tracking, so you can understand how they are developing.

They will learn both. The programme starts with exercises such as Sarali Varisai and Janta Varisai, and gradually moves into Geetham, Varnam, Kritis and other Carnatic repertoire.