Anil K.

Yes absolutely necessary, All the music itself is derived from Indian classical music.If you have knowledge of Indian classical music then you can do a lot in the field of music.I have foreign students who are learning indian classical music, they learn because they want to learn from here and do something in their music. So everyone should learn music, it's not only about singing it's also about to be a good human through music!

Hii mayank!

Hope you're doing well, 

This is Lucky gusain an indian classical vocalist, teacher and researcher, disciple of padamshree Gundecha brothers. And i have been a student of padambhusham pt. Rajan sajan mishra ji, I have been teaching indian classical music and semi classical music since 2015.
I teach Dhrupad, khyal and semi classical music.

My teaching style:

Whatever you want to sing need to have a huge knowledge of hindustani classical music, arijit singh also is a trained singer!

Hindustani music is something about sound the more you are able to recognise the sound the more you are proficient in it . So the voice culture in any music is very important and it also varies from music to another music. I m specialised in dhrupad and voice culture and it is said to be that dhrupad have best voice culture among other styles of Indian music.
Dhrupad is said to oldest form of music in this present time although it is written in different books about the more older forms of music but they don't exist anymore so dhrupad is the only one which is right now present as a oldest performing art form in indian classical music.
In dhrupad we have four banis nauhar,gaudhar,dagar,and khandahar. I have and m learning in dagar vani style with renowned artist of this particular style.
Teaching methods:
1. Voice culture: voice culture is more about your listening ability, your sitting style, the way you open your mouth, understanding about the sound comes under voice culture .
2. Music appreciation:- music appreciation is more about appreciating the music which your learning because without appreciating the subject there is no point to going forward for it.
3.( Applicable for all age groups specially for beginners).
I started teaching few years ago . I teach in different age group:
1. Not below then 7 yrs.
2. Not above then 60 yrs.
3. Students must be attentive towards class and must do their practice whatsoever will be told to them.
4. I am flexible with class timings but reschedule the class when there is any important for to do and reschedule it within in a month or else it won't be entertained.
5. Classes I take one on one there are no group classes .
6. After every lesson student need send a audio or video (preferable) to me as his/her homework. Beginners can be little flexible with it but intermediate and advanced students must have to send there practice sessions to me

1- Music Appreciation
2- Voice Culture
3- Indian classical music (Dhrupad, Khyal, & Semi classical music)
4- Naad yoga

If you are the beginner and intermediate in music you are most welcome!