Swar Saraswati Music Classes | Online classes | Music Teacher
TOWER-6, LOTUS BOULEVARD, Lotus Boulevard, Sector 100, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201303, India
Swar Saraswati Music Classes is a dedicated, student-centric space where the timeless art of Indian classical music meets the convenience of modern technology. Founded and personally taught by Smt. Anjali Deshpande, a disciple of the Agra and Jaipur gharanas with over twenty years of performing and teaching experience, the school makes rigorous, aesthetic training accessible to learners worldwide through 100 % live, interactive online classes. Whether you are six or sixty, an absolute beginner polishing the first alankar or an advanced student mastering a complex Bada Khayal in Darbari Kanada, the pedagogy is adjusted so every learner feels both challenged and supported.
Classes run seven days a week on Google Meet or Zoom, scheduled in Indian Standard Time but friendly to international clocks; common slots include early morning for Europe and late evening for North America. The teaching suite includes a dual-camera HD setup—one framing the tanpura and guru’s hand movements on the harmonium, the other a full-body view for taal demonstration—so students receive the clarity normally found only in a physical room. Recordings of each session are privately uploaded within two hours, allowing pupils to review posture, taan patterns, and raag vistaar at their own pace. A cloud drive houses supplementary material such as Sargam Geet notation in English & Devanagari, tihai banks that fall on sum, and customized practice tempos made with the iTabla Pro platform.
Core curriculum spirals through four milestones—Prarambhik, Praveshika, Madhyama, and Visharad—certified in affiliation with Akhil Bharatiya Gandharva Mahavidyalaya Mandal and also tailored for casual learners. Vocal students master swar sadhana, lakshan geet, bandish with vistaar, and layakari from vilambit to drut. Instrumentalists (harmonium, violin or flute) receive identical melodic depth plus gat‐based taan patterns and tantrakari techniques. Children’s batches weave in nursery rhymes set to Bilawal and vivacious teentaal games, while senior learners delve into rare ragas like Shuddh Nat and Kaushi Kanada with historical commentary and comparative listening links from the SRA archives.
Technology amplifies, but never replaces, the personal touch. Weekly fifteen-minute doubt-clearing clinics run like open office hours; monthly “Vachan Sabha” recitals give each student a warm, moderated recital space complete with real-time guru feedback and encouraging peer applause. An annual online Baithak series invites maestros such as Pt. Sanjeev Abhyankar for lecture-demos; students receive free passes and can submit questions in advance. Ensembles—student duos, jugalbandi projects, and taal workshops with guest tabla artistes—cultivate listening skills and performance poise.
Registration is open year-round. Prospective students book a free 30-minute assessment where Anjali ji evaluates sruti, basic rhythmic sense, and learning goals, then recommends a class bundle: eight-week short courses, quarterly modules, or yearly diplomas. All prices are transparent, quoted in INR with clear GST invoices and Dance Money links for overseas payments. Lifetime alumni retain access to the community forum—Raag Roots—where new compositions, YouTube analyses, and festival listings are shared continuously.
At Swar Saraswati Music Classes, geography dissolves into the rich fabric of sur and taal; all that remains is a focused student, a passionate guru, and the resonant promise that Saraswati’s swar will flow wherever Wi-Fi or data reaches.
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- Published: July 27, 2025
