Sampradaya Academy Of Ethnomusicology

Sampradaya Academy of Ethnomusicology

Unlock Hidden Potential
Vocal, Instrumental, Dance & Theatre Training
Tailor-made for Sri Vani students
Outsiders are also welcome
Available at all Campuses of Vani

Vocal-Instrumental Music Classes

Classical Indian Dance Classes

Tailor-made for Sri Vani Students

Outsiders are also welcome

Available at all Campuses of Vani

Sampradaya Academy Of Ethnomusicology (SAEM) is a unique musical venture of SVECT to promote Indian Classical music education for school children. Plenty of research exists to prove that a musical education has a beneficial effect on higher cognitive functions. SAEM aims to boost a child’s overall performance and personality, through music.

SAEM initiates the student into vocal music and later encourages merit-based students to opt for instrumental music. Both group and one-on-one sessions are held as required to bring out the best in the students. The students are exposed to different genres of music from around the world.

The Power of Music

Get trained in Classical Vocal Music & Instruments from Doyens in the Field

Dance to Uplift your Soul

Enhancing Personality & Performance through Classical Dance Forms

The Power of Music

Get trained in Classical Vocal Music & Instruments from Doyens in the Field.

Dance to Uplift your Soul

Enhancing Personality & Performance through Classical Dance Forms.

Ethnomusicology Pathway

Vocal Music Classes

Carnatic Classical Music

Hindustani Classical Music

Folk Music

Light Music

Instrumental Music Classes

Tabla

Violin

Flute

Veena

Harmonium

Mrudanga

Classical Dance Classes

Kathak

Bharatanatyam

Odissi

Kuchipudi

Vocal Music

Carnatic Classical Music

Hindustani Classical Music

Folk Music

Light Music

Instrumental Music

Mridangam

Tabla

Violin

Flute

Guitar

Veena

Keyboard

Harmonium

Classical Dance

Kathak

Bharatanatyam

Effectively Adopts innovative teaching methods:

a) Associational Memory Exercises.

b) Relative-learning excuse of number patterning.

c) Pictorial representations of basic concepts in Classical Music.

d) Use of teaching aids like audio-visual; Complimentary instruments.

e) Classroom effect-Spot assignment, Brain-Storming Exercises.

f) A healthy blend of practical and theory classes to sustain the students’ interest in music.

Blends modern methods(ex. Suzuki method) with the traditional(guru-kula) system teaching to gain the best results while celebrating Indian heritage and keeping classical music alive and vibrant.