Music in India began as an indispensable part of socio-religious life. Indian music has a lot of varieties such as Indian Classical music, Folk music, Hindi Bollywood songs, and Indian Pop. Indian Classical music is divided into Hindustani music and Carnatic. Thus music is an integral part of the curriculum of Arwachin International School.
The Indian Music Club students are encouraged to explore their talent in vocal music. Throughout the year, the students participate in various cultural activities and events organized in the school which provide them an amazing platform to brush up their unique skills.
The Objectives of the Indian Music Club:
- Facilitating the basic understanding of the use of technology in music and music education.
- Attainment of basic knowledge of the Keyboard, Tabla and Harmonium.
- Providing basic and advanced knowledge in theory.
- Encouraging the acquirement of knowledge and understanding of basic and advanced historical musical styles.
The Indian Music Club is conducted once a week for all the classes from 1 to 10 and is divided into three groups:
Classes 1 to 3: The first group includes students from classes 1 to 3. There are a total of 31 students in this club. They learn the basics of music in a fun way which is enjoyed thoroughly by them. Apart from basic vocal skills, they are also taught the basics of the classical instrument TABLA. The teachers of this club are Mrs. Rohatgi, Mr. Sagar and Ms. Deepshikha.
Classes 4 to 6: The second group of the club comprises young students from classes 4 to 6. There are 26 students in all. These aspiring singers understand the technicalities of SARGAM and ALANKARS. The teachers of this club are Mrs. Rohatgi & Mrs. Poonam Ahuja.
Classes 7 to 10: The third group of the club consists of passionate Arwachinians from classes 7 to 10. There are a total of 29 students in all. They learn different forms of vocal music. The teachers of this club are Mrs. Rohatgi & Mrs. Vandana Jain.
Indian music has a lot of varieties such as: Indian classical music, folk music, Hindi Bollywood songs, and Indian pop. Indian classical music tradition is divided into Hindustani music and Carnatic. Music in India began as an indispensable part of socio-religious life, thus making music an integral part of the curriculum of Arwachin International School.
The Indian Music Club students are encouraged to explore their talent in vocal music. Throughout the year, the students participate in various cultural activities and events organized in the school which provide them an amazing platform to brush up their unique skills.
The Objectives of the Indian Music Club:
- Facilitating the basic understanding of the use of technology in music and music education.
- Attainment of basic knowledge of the keyboard, tabla and harmonium.
- Providing basic and advanced knowledge in theory (Hindustani and Carnatic) and literature.
- Encouraging the acquirement of knowledge and understanding of basic and advanced historical musical styles.
The Indian Music Club is conducted once a week for all classes from 1 to 10:
Classes 1 to 3: The first club includes the students of classes 1 to 3. There are a total of 22 students in this club. They are taught the basics of music in a fun way which is enjoyed thoroughly by all. Apart from basic vocal skills, they are also taught the basics of the classical instrument TABLA. The teachers of this club are Mrs. Rohatgi & Mr. Sagar.
Classes 4 to 6: The second group of the club comprises young students of classes 4 to 6. There are 9 students. These aspiring singers understand the technicalities of SARGAM and ALANKARS. The teachers of this club are Mrs. Rohatgi & Mrs. Ritu Arora.
Classes 7 to 10: The third group of the club consists of passionate Arwachinians of classes 7 to 10. There are a total of 14 students. They learn different forms of vocal music. The teachers of this club are Mrs. Rohatgi & Ms. Princy.
The music of India includes multiple varieties such as: Indian classical music, folk music, Filmi, and Indian pop. India's classical music tradition includes Hindustani music and Carnatic. Music in India began as an indispensable part of socio-religious life, thus making music an integral part of the curriculum of Arwachin International School.
With this objective, “The Indian Music Club” students are not only encouraged to explore their talent in music—instrumental as well as vocal—but are also provided with an amazing platform to brush up their unique skills. Throughout the year, the Indian Music students participate in all the cultural activities and events organized in the school.
The Objectives of the Indian Music Club:
- Facilitating the basic understanding of the use of technology in music and music education.
- Attainment of basic knowledge of the keyboard, tabla and harmonium.
- Providing basic and advanced knowledge in theory (Hindustani and Carnatic) and literature.
- Encouraging the acquirement of knowledge and understanding of basic and advanced historical musical styles.
GOAL: Students develop a background in music and musicianship that prepares them for a wide range of further educational activities that include music as a component.
The Indian Music Club is conducted once a week for all classes from 1 to 10:
Classes 1 to 3: The first club includes the students of classes 1 to 3. There are more than 16 students in this club. They are taught the basics of music in a fun way which is enjoyed thoroughly by all. Apart from basic vocal skills, they are also taught the basics of the classical instrument TABLA. The teachers of this club are Mrs. Rohatgi & Mr. Sagar.
Classes 4 to 6: The second group of the club comprises young students of classes 4 to 6. These aspiring singers understand the technicalities of SARGAM and ALANKARS. The teachers of this club are Mrs. Rohatgi & Mrs. Walia.
Classes 7 to 10: The third group of the club consists of passionate Arwachinians of classes 7 to 10. They learn different forms of vocal and classical instruments. The teachers of this club are Mrs. Rohatgi & Ms. Ginny.