Learn Hindustani Music Today!
Sur Sangat Academy is a premier institution dedicated to promoting and preserving the rich heritage of Hindustani classical music and Indian classical arts. Our founder, Shweta Pandya, is a lifelong devotee and practitioner of the arts, understands the critical importance of sustaining traditional Indian art forms, particularly in the global diaspora.
Our mission is twofold: to raise awareness of the transformative power of Indian classical arts, and to provide high-quality education that empowers the next generation of artists. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced practitioner, we offer expert guidance and resources to help you connect with the rich world of Hindustani classical music and the broader Indian arts.
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Cultural Blog
Read the most recent FREE cultural blog about Saurashtra Basha bhajans— a personal narrative that dives into the rich history and culture of the Saurashtrian Tamil community! Written by Sur Sangat’s Mathura Sharma.
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Hindustani Music Theory
Discover the meditative beauty of Raga Bhairav, the sacred morning raga of Hindustani classical music. Rooted in devotion and mythology, Bhairav is traditionally associated with Lord Shiva in his fierce yet transformative form. This article explores its musical structure, spiritual symbolism, and why it continues to move listeners at daybreak.
This and more, for only $3.99/month!
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Student Performances
Watch as students from all over the world come together to celebrate their love for music!
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Meet the Founder!
Shweta Pandya is a life-long learner of the classical arts, having trained in Hindustani music, Bharatanatyam, and Kathak.
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Hindustani Music in the 21st Century?
In today’s day and age, why even bother learning Indian classical music?
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Dive into the rich world of Hindustani classical theory with a blog dedicated exclusively to its core concepts, swaras, and ragas. Whether you're a student, practitioner, or curious listener, this blog offers in-depth analyses, nuanced insights, and clear explanations to deepen your understanding of raga structure, aesthetics, and the timeless principles of Indian classical music. Perfect for anyone seeking serious, structured learning beyond the surface.
“I can visualize God through the saptaswaras, bhajans, and classical music alike.”