Hindustani Music Classes for Adults in Singapore

Yes. Artium offers live 1:1 online classes, so you can learn from experienced teachers in India while living in Singapore. For many Indian diaspora learners, that also means learning music in a way that stays connected to their cultural roots.

Yes. Beginners are welcome. Your free trial gives the academic team a chance to understand your current ability and recommend the right starting level rather than putting every learner into the same programme.

Preparatory, Intermediate, Proficient and Advanced levels, with work on swaras, rhythm, sargam, saptak, ragas, bandish, alaap, taan and performance skills. The pace can be personalised around your goals and previous experience.

Yes. Artium's online format is designed to make regular music learning easier to fit around work and family commitments. You can discuss suitable timings during the trial and enrol in a learning schedule that works for you.

Yes, where the course and teacher support that repertoire. The aim is not only to cover technique and theory, but also to make learning musical and relevant to your goals. Build a strong classical foundation, improve voice culture and musicianship, or progress towards more advanced hindustani performance.

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.

Yes. You can start from the basics. The programme takes you through breathing, voice culture, swaras, pitch and other fundamentals before moving into more advanced Hindustani music.

It depends on your goal and how quickly you want to progress. Your teacher can give you a practical practice routine that works around your schedule.

Yes. The structured programme gives you a proper classical foundation while your teacher can also help you work on suitable songs and compositions along the way.