M.A. Music (Hindustani Vocal/Tabla/Bansuri) Program Syllabus & Subjects

The M.A. Music (Hindustani Vocal/Tabla/Bansuri) syllabus includes advanced study of classical Indian music theory, practice, and performance. It covers raga, taal, composition, and instrument-specific techniques, fostering expertise in Hindustani music.

Syllabus for M.A. Music (Hindustani Vocal/Tabla/Bansuri)

The M.A. Music (Hindustani Vocal/Tabla/Bansuri) syllabus encompasses advanced studies in Hindustani classical music, focusing on the chosen specialization. It includes rigorous training in raga, taal (rhythmic patterns), composition, improvisation, and instrument-specific techniques. The program also explores music history, aesthetics, and the theoretical aspects of Indian classical music. Students engage in practical performance, solo, and ensemble, along with a research project or dissertation, aiming to deepen their musical proficiency and scholarly understanding of Hindustani music traditions.

syllabus for the M.A. Music course with specializations in Hindustani Vocals, Tabla, or Bansuri :

Semesters	Subjects/TOPICS
Semester 1	Introduction to Hindustani Classical Music
	Study of Basic Ragas and Talas
	History and Evolution of Indian Music
	Practical Training in Hindustani Vocals/Tabla/Bansuri
	Music Theory and Notation Systems
	Music Appreciation and Aesthetics
	Music Research Methodology
Semester 2	Advanced Study of Ragas and Talas
	Music Compositions and Improvisation Techniques
	Indian Classical Music in Regional Context
	Music Pedagogy and Teaching Methodologies
	Practical Training in Hindustani Vocals/Tabla/Bansuri
Semester 3	Contemporary Trends in Indian Classical Music
	Music in Film and Media
	Specialization Elective I (Based on chosen specialization)
	Practical Training and Performance
Semester 4	Dissertation/Research Project
	Specialization Elective II (Based on chosen specialization)
	Practical Training and Performance