Together we can start exploring the Hindustani Classical Music, the so-called “North Indian Music”.īut also I will show and explore with you the usage of the Bansuri for all kind of different styles. contacts to professionals … and much more.discussions and sharing in the blog section.knowledge about theory and methods of practicing (Western & Indian Music).get introduced in all the basics for Jazz and Western MusicĮverything is in a constantly evolving, more and more content will come over time, and a great deal of it will be for free.get introduced into the Hindustani Classical Music and the Raag System (Raga).get insights for Improvisation in general.This website is a very beginner-friendly place, but it will also be useful for you if you want: This website is a good place to start exploring the Bansuri and get online support, for all styles but specifically for Hindustani Music (North Indian Music) and Western Jazz Music. Or are you looking specifically for improvised music, like the North Indian Classical, the Hindustani Music or Jazz?
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