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Learn Light and classical Ghazals step-by-step

Ghazal: Classier form of Indian music

Taught by Shambhavi Das
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What You'll Learn in This Course

Master key concepts and practical skills through structured learning modules. By completing this curriculum, you'll gain valuable expertise applicable to real-world scenarios.

Learning Outcome 1

Students will be able to sing their favourite Ghazals in a proper manner, knowing fully about its dialect, grammar and rendition.

Learning Outcome 2

Ability to locate swaras (notes), Tala and figure out the raga in which the ghazal is composed will be developed.

Learning Outcome 3

Interest in composing Ghazals, Nazm, sher, and other musical genres will be developed.

Learning Outcome 4

Awareness of Farsi/Urdu or Muslim music culture will be harnessed, because a musician should know and enjoy all kinds of music

Learning Outcome 5

Ability to figure out the raga in which a particular Ghazal is performed

Skills You'll Develop

This comprehensive Learn Light and classical Ghazals step-by-step curriculum is designed to take you from foundational concepts to advanced implementation. Each module builds upon the previous, ensuring a structured learning path that maximizes knowledge retention and practical application.

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Course Requirements & Target Audience

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Prerequisites & Requirements

What you need before starting this Learn Light and classical Ghazals step-by-step course:

  • You should have the basic knowledge of Indian music like voice, scale, pitch, swar, Tala, and Ragas.
  • You will need an app for Harmonium and Tabla. You also need drone setter like Tanpura. I have some suggestions in the course.
  • You should be able to play the basic Harmonium, which is an added advantage in Ghazal vocalism
  • Should have adequate passion and interest for Indian music and Ghazals and patience to practice daily for 30 minutes.

Who This Course Is For

This course is perfect for:

  • Motivated learners at any level
  • Self-paced students
  • Anyone interested in the subject

This course might not be suitable if:

  • • You're looking for a quick tutorial rather than comprehensive learning
  • • You prefer learning without structured curriculum
  • • You need highly specialized or niche content

Course Information & Details

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Course Instructor

Shambhavi Das

Expert instructor with industry experience

Course Language

English

All materials in English

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