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ReviewsAn expert in Hindustani Classical Vocals from Kirana Gharana, Ashvini Modak trained under the Padmavibhushan Dr. Prabha Atre Ji. Earned Masters Degree in Hindustani Classical Music from Khiragarh University. She is B High-Grade Artist of AIR, Pune & an empanelled artist of ICCR Govt. of India. Apart from Khayal Gayaki, she is also an expert in Semi-classical forms like Thumri, Dadra, and Bhajan.
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for 1-on-1, 60 mins class
Recommended: 1 class per week | 12-16 weeks to level up
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This course is created for students who want to understand and learn the raga in more detail. The students who are appearing in the Visharad exam can also enroll in this course. This course is a perfect bid for students who wish to transform themselves into experts in this music genre. The course structure focuses on the aspects of Gayaki and a detailed study of the Hindustani Ragas. Renowned artist Ashvini Modak with her expertise will ensure that the students achieve a deeper knowledge of Hindustani Classical Vocal Music and become capable of performing on stage.
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Master of Music (Gold Medalist) from Khairagarh University, Chattisgarh
Sangeet Visharad from Gandharv Mandal, Mumbai
Teaching Faculty - Gurukul of Padma Bhushan Dr. Prabha Atre Foundation.
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The professional course designed by Ashvini Modak, aims to conduct a musical journey in which the enrolled student is transported to the ultimate proficient, professional level of Hindustani classical singing. Following are the topics covered in the course:
Ashvini Modak has created several other courses to cater to students with diverse learning abilities and grasping capacities. A few of the courses are listed here -
1) Basics of Hindustani Classical Vocals | Hindustani Vocal Lessons | Level I
2) Basics of Hindustani Classical Vocals | Level II
3) Advanced Hindustani Classical Vocals | Level I
4) Advanced Hindustani Classical Vocals Level II - Repertoire Development.
About the Teacher
A child prodigy, Ashvini Modak started her music journey at the age of five. With an impressive experience of 25+ years, Ashvini (who belongs to Kirana Gharana) is an expert on the Hindustani classical tradition.
She has been tutored by maestros like vocalist Smt. Latika V. Vyaghrambare, Pt. Shri Bimlendu Mukherjee of Imdadkhani Gharana, and "Padmabhushan" Dr. Prabha Atre.
Ashvini Modak has a master’s degree in music from Khairagarh University in Hindustani classical vocals. Apart from being proficient in Khyal Gayaki, she has enthralled her audiences with semi-classical forms like Thumri, Dadra, and Bhajans.
Ashvini is a B High-grade artist of All India Radio (AIR) Pune. She has also been empanelled by the ICCR as a reference artist. She is working as a faculty at the Gurukul of Dr. Prabha Atre Foundation.
Ashvini Modak has participated in and conducted several workshops & seminars on semi-classical music (Thumri – Dadra) as an instructor along with “Padmabhushan Dr. Prabha Atre” at Goa (organized by Govt. of Goa).
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