A Visual Journey Through
Ancient Melodies
Discover the timeless beauty of Indian classical music through stunning imagery, from the graceful curves of the sitar to the rhythmic pulse of the tabla.
Visual Gallery
Explore the beauty of Indian classical music through stunning imagery
Sitar Maestro
The elegant curves of the sitar, the soul of North Indian classical music
Tabla Rhythms
The rhythmic heartbeat of Indian classical performances
Classical Dance
Bharatanatyam - where music meets divine expression through dance
Tanpura Drone
The resonating drone that creates the melodic foundation
Concert Hall
An intimate setting for classical music performances
Musical Notation
Ancient sargam notation preserving centuries of musical knowledge
Sacred Instruments
Each instrument carries centuries of tradition, craftsmanship, and spiritual significance.
Sitar
The soul of Hindustani music, with its distinctive resonating gourd and sympathetic strings.
Tabla
Twin drums that speak in complex rhythmic patterns, the heartbeat of Indian classical music.
Veena
An ancient stringed instrument central to Carnatic music, symbolizing the goddess Saraswati.
Bansuri
The divine bamboo flute, associated with Lord Krishna and evoking pastoral serenity.
The World of Ragas
Ragas are melodic frameworks that evoke specific moods and times of day, forming the foundation of Indian classical music.
Morning Ragas
Prahar: 6 AM - 9 AM
- • Raga Bhairav
- • Raga Todi
- • Raga Ahir Bhairav
Afternoon Ragas
Prahar: 12 PM - 3 PM
- • Raga Sarang
- • Raga Madhuvanti
- • Raga Bhimpalasi
Evening Ragas
Prahar: 6 PM - 9 PM
- • Raga Yaman
- • Raga Marwa
- • Raga Puriya
Night Ragas
Prahar: 9 PM - 12 AM
- • Raga Malkauns
- • Raga Darbari
- • Raga Bageshri
Two Great Traditions
Indian classical music flourishes in two distinct yet interconnected traditions, each with its unique style, instruments, and repertoire.
Hindustani Classical
The North Indian tradition, influenced by Persian and Central Asian elements. Known for its elaborate improvisations and gharana traditions.
Key Instruments
- • Sitar
- • Sarod
- • Tabla
- • Bansuri
Famous Gharanas
- • Gwalior
- • Kirana
- • Jaipur
- • Maihar
Carnatic Classical
The South Indian tradition, rooted in devotional music and complex rhythmic patterns. Known for its emphasis on vocal music and structured compositions.
Key Instruments
- • Veena
- • Mridangam
- • Violin
- • Ghatam
Trinity Composers
- • Tyagaraja
- • Muthuswami
- • Shyama Shastri
"Nada Brahma - Sound is Divine. Music is the highest form of worship."
— Ancient Vedic Philosophy