Tonic stability
Keeps Sa present as the reference point for intonation and phrase.
A focused one-to-one raga course in Rishikesh for students who want to understand swar, raga mood, melodic movement, improvisation, and classical expression.
Raga study opens the language of Indian classical melody through swar, mood, season, rhythm, listening, and awareness.
This course is designed for beginners and advancing students who want to understand raga structure, melodic phrases, improvisation, and expression.
Each session blends traditional raga practice with practical learning, helping students develop swar clarity, listening skills, improvisation, and confidence.
Students can select 1-hour or 2-hour classes depending on their practice goals.
9:30 AM – 10:30 AM
11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
12:30 PM – 1:30 PM
2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
5:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Select a short introduction, structured foundation, skill-building course, or intensive training.
Perfect for beginners wanting a meaningful first experience with focused practice and personal correction.
Build strong basics, understand structure, begin real practice patterns, and explore expression.
Improve technique, clarity, confidence, and expressive control through guided repetition.
Deep learning with advanced patterns, personal practice, and visible transformation.
Foundation training for breath awareness, pitch, basic swar practice, and natural voice opening.
Build confidence with stronger tone, clearer pronunciation, structured practice, and deeper musical control.
Master expression through raga phrases, improvisation, devotional singing, and musical flow.
Tonic · Time · Melodic identity
Saraswati Yantra is traditionally associated with Saraswati, the deity of knowledge, speech, music and the arts. It is paired here with raga study as a symbol of musical learning—not as a historical notation system for raga.
Keeps Sa present as the reference point for intonation and phrase.
Supports recognition of characteristic movements instead of scale-running.
Encourages sensitivity to pacing, register, emphasis and the emotional color of a raga.
Traditional yantra diagrams can vary across lineages and sources. This CSS drawing is a simplified decorative representation for education; it is not intended for ritual installation or initiation.
With this sacred mantra, students align the mind with positive vibrations, creating the right atmosphere for learning music with clarity, confidence, and spiritual connection.
Raga and Naad music training at Naad Music School, Rishikesh.
Naad Music School provides music courses only. Accommodation or hotel facilities are not provided by the school.
Students are requested to book their own hotel, room, guest house, or ashram stay before arriving for the course. Many comfortable and affordable places are available near the school.
Choose 7, 10, 15, or 30 sessions and contact the school for availability.