by a class workshop for either tabla, sitar or Indian singing. What. Indian Music
Experience: our pioneering year long holistic Indian music course based on the ...
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Indian Music Indian Music through Whole Class Ensemble Teaching Offer something different and exciting to your school children through Darbar’s Indian Music project. Our newly recruited expert teachers will harness the imagination and intrigue that are at the heart of children’s learning by providing Whole
Class Ensemble Teaching drawing from the best of India’s contemporary classical music, folk traditions and Bollywood scores to Key Stage 2 pupils and beyond. Classes can be tailored to your school’s needs and development of a strand for gifted and talented children is underway.
Contact us on
[email protected] for further information and to arrange a free 20 minute demonstration by our highly qualified teachers.
Indian Music
Indian Music through Whole Class Ensemble Teaching
Latest news:
Darbar Arts Culture Heritage Trust launches exciting new Indian music teaching for Key Stage 2 classes and beyond in Leicestershire and Leicester. Darbar are Leicester-Shire Music Education Hubs’ specialist Indian music partner that will be offering classes from September 2013. This is in line with the government’s National Plan for Music Education whose ambition is that every child should have the opportunity to learn a musical instrument through whole class ensemble teaching (WCET).
What
Indian Music Experience: our pioneering year long holistic Indian music course based on the timeless classical tradition of Indian music that dates back to thousands of years but still offers plenty for contemporary musicians and listeners. Across the three terms of the year we will cover Indian singing, sitar and tabla plus many more instruments. Individual disciplines: We can teach Indian music through 3 disciplines: tabla, sitar andIndian singing classes taught by our expert Indian music teachers.
Outcomes
At the end of each term students will have developed the confidence to deliver at least 2 performances, including a performance to peers and parents in school and a larger scale concert. Through our teaching programme children will learn attributes that come with learning to sing or playing an instrument such as confidence, exploration of diverse instruments, improvisation, yoga postures and much more.
Where
Your school.
When
From this academic year starting September 2013. Book early to secure our teaching programme for this year.
How much
£350 per term or £1,000 for the academic year which includes all instruments for one class of up to 38 children. Billed directly from the Leicester-Shire Music Service.
Get in touch
To get your school on the path to delivering great music education, please email Tofail Ahmed, our Indian Area Music Leader on
[email protected] or call 07886 244 039 for more details.
Progression
Many students choose to continue learning to play an instrument after their first year, and can do so at a discounted rate.
Free offer! Email us to book your free 20-minute
assembly lecture demonstration in your school followed by a class workshop for either tabla, sitar or Indian singing.
