Learn Indian Music at Home on the Internet
Indian Music, the running
tradition for many thousands of years, is still growing and adopting more
colors and expressions. The current style of extemporizations in musical
expressions is unique to this music – the Raga Music.
On the other way, Bengal
[in the eastern part of India] has been
witnessing a strong flow of cultural activities for hundreds of years, be it in
Fine Arts and Literature, Visual Arts or Performing Arts. Here is an
opportunity to know and rediscover in some cozy corner of your home.
Feel the best
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Join a program in Indian Music [Hindustani Raag Music]
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Faculty for
Music: Prof. Sanjoy
Bandopadhyay [Sitar] Sathi Dutta [RabindraSangeet] Anup Dasgupta [Guitar] Bengali Cultural
Studies: Coordinator: Prof. Pinakesh C. Sarkar |
If you are a serious learner and looking for
good music guidance, the learning through the Internet might be the
answer. Here is the opportunity to
learn Indian Music through Internet directly from India with the renowned
musicians and music-academicians. This is the gift of the IT utilized to help
you to discover your musical potentials. YOU are a musician, DICOVER IT. Currently we are having eminent teachers like Professor Sanjoy Bandopadhyay, Ms. Rakhi Banerjee and Mr. Angshubha Banerjee
for teaching. You can now also learn in Real-Time Live mode.
This is almost as good as one-to-one traditional mode of teaching. Please
visit FAQ [frequently asked questions] to know more. If you
require further clarifications you may send a
mail. Finally, we can assure that you will be availing
the advantages of finest and well-researched pedagogy. |
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FAQ
[Answers
to frequently asked questions on Live Music Teaching] |
Bengali Cultural Studies Coming up shortly* |
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The program on Bengali
Cultural Studies is
especially aimed to the persons those do not have the opportunity of direct exposure
to the Bengali Culture or want to discover the culture from different perspectives. This program may also be of interest to the researchers those
may want to take up projects on any topic relating Bengali. The non-resident
Indians those want to get acquainted with their own cultural heritage of
Bengal, its unparallel richness in literature, and myriad cultural activities
of Bengal. The Coordinator of this program Prof.
Pinakesh Chandra Sarkar is an eminent scholar and professor at the
Department of Bengali at the Jadavpur University, India [accredited as
Center of Excellence in India]. You will find more details shortly. |
Click to mail your queries and enrolment request
Last updated on November 8, 2005
