Hindustani Music Classes for Kids in Singapore

Yes. Artium's live 1:1 classes make it possible for children in Singapore 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, with work on swaras, rhythm, sargam, saptak, ragas, bandish, alaap, taan and 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. 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.

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.

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.

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.