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JAYANT KUMAR

Private Music Lessons · One-to-One

Learn music,one note at a time.

Personalised one-to-one learning, shaped around your voice, your pace and the music you wish to explore.

What you can learn

Six subjects

  • 01Harmonium

    Technique, accompaniment and the instrument's voice.

  • 02Vocal

    Breath, tone and the natural voice.

  • 03Kirtan

    Leading and accompanying devotional song.

  • 04Indian Classical Music

    The foundations and the discipline of the tradition.

  • 05Bhakti Music

    Bhajan, mantra and devotional repertoire.

  • 06Raaga

    The melodic worlds of Indian music.

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One-to-One Learning

Learning approach

Beginning whereyou are

Lessons are one-to-one, so they can begin exactly where you are.

Sessions can be personalised according to your level and your goals — whether that is accompanying kirtan on the harmonium, finding your voice, or studying a raag in depth.

Who the lessons are for

For every stage

  1. 01Beginners taking their first steps in music
  2. 02Singers and players returning to practice
  3. 03Kirtan and bhajan singers refining their craft
  4. 04Musicians deepening their study of raaga

Possible areas of study

Where lessons can go

  • 01Harmonium accompaniment for kirtan and bhajan
  • 02Voice activation and vocal technique
  • 03Mantra and chant
  • 04Raag study
  • 05Indian music theory
  • 06Devotional repertoire

Ways to learn

In person & online

In person
Rishikesh — to be confirmed
Online
To be confirmed

Availability is arranged by enquiry.

FAQ

Questions, answered

How much do lessons cost?

Please enquire — lesson fees are shared on request.

When are lessons available?

Lesson times are arranged individually by enquiry.

Do I need any experience?

No particular level is required. Sessions can be personalised according to your level and goals.

What should I study first?

That depends on what draws you — the harmonium, the voice, kirtan or raaga. Mention your interests in your enquiry and the lessons can be shaped around them.

Begin

One teacher.One student.One note at a time.