For young learners
Carnatic music classes for children.
RAAGA welcomes children from five, when most are ready to sit, listen and match a pitch. Learning starts with short, repeatable swara exercises and grows gradually into music, rhythm and confidence.
At a glance
A clear way to begin.
Small batches
A maximum of six students means every child sings directly to the teacher during class and receives individual correction.
Music before language
Children do not need Telugu, Sanskrit or Tamil to begin. The first year begins with swaras, then introduces composition meanings carefully.
A long view of learning
The aim is not a rushed song for the next stage programme. It is an ear, a voice and a lasting relationship with Carnatic music.
The learning journey
How children begin
The first stage is Sarali Swaras: simple ascending and descending note patterns that help a child hear and reproduce pitch. Repetition is made musical, not mechanical, and rhythm is introduced alongside the notes.
What parents can expect
Progress is gradual because Carnatic music is cumulative. A steady weekly class and small amounts of regular practice matter more than trying to move quickly through a syllabus.
Where your child can learn
Classes are available at Jubilee Hills and Phoenix Arena in Hitech City. Live online learning is also available for families outside Hyderabad.
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