 Basics  1 st Session - Orientation session. A brief Introduction to Musical Notes (Swaras) in Hindustani Classical and relatable instruments.  2 nd Session - Training on basic Notes (Swaras) and its formation. Description of Octave (Saptak).  3 rd Session - Lesson on paltaas/alankars to develop a strong note sense in the student and train the voice for flexibility and range. Instrumental finger training.  4 th Session - Voice Modulation training to improve voice quality, voice warm-up exercises.  5 th Session – How to do riyaz and importance of it. Provide riyaz material to practice. Instrumental finger training.  6 th Session – Lesson on breathing techniques and exercises. How it can be relatable to singing.  7 th Session – Exercises to play notes in keyboard/harmonium to practice melody.  8 th Session – Theory Session on history of Hindustani Classical and its mythological origin.  9 th Session – Study about Ornamentation (murkiya) in Music. The use of Ornamentation in various kind of Songs.  10th Session – Training on Swarmalika, which is nothing but song in the form of swaras. Instrumental training on the same.  11th Session & 12th Session – Project Song.  Intermediate  1 st Session – A brief Introduction to Variant Notes, knowing about minor forms of all parent notes.  2 nd Session – Concept on pitches, chords, beats.  3 rd Session – Knowing diatonic scales in specific pitches. Applying diatonic scale with notes. Study how to change pitches and sing along with it.  4 th Session – Learning about variant notes of madhyam and nishad. Combination of variant notes (rishabh and madhyam) , (gandhar and nishad). Practice its swarmalika song by using these variant notes and perform in instrument.  5 th Session – Training for specific song according to the genre.  6 th Session – Learning about combination of variant notes (rishabh and dhaivat). Practice its swarmalika song by using these variant notes and perform in instrument.  7 th Session – Leaning about combination of three variant notes (gandhar , dhaivat, nishad).