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June 6th Saturday Online | INR1000
3 hours Class + Corrections with Shyam
Learn Indian music on guitar through the same correction-based approach I use in 1:1 classes.
We will work on Carnatic music on guitar, Indian film songs, rhythm and chords, fingerstyle ideas, singing while playing rhythm, ear training, correct practice methods, and common mistakes.
You could be a beginner or been playing for sometime. Each student skill and goals are connected. Exercises given to improve skill without feeling overwhelmed or confused.
Date: Saturday, June 6 + Sunday, June 7
Start Time: 8:00 PM IST / 7:30 AM PDT on both days
Duration: 1.5 hours on Saturday + 1.5 hours on Sunday
Mode: Online live session. Lessons + Exercises + Corrections + Course access
This is not only a lecture. The focus is on learning with corrections — understanding what is going wrong, why it happens, and how to fix it in practice.
Register:
If you have found my videos and lessons useful, this is a no brainer - you don't lose anything just a logical next step to move forward with clarity.
Join before June 1st to get custom corrections at this reduced fees:
3 Hour Class with Corrections: ₹1000 | USD11
3 hour Class with Corrections + 1 month all courses access: ₹2600 | USD29
Beyond Striking Notes
Guitar players try to learn Indian music by collecting songs, notes, tabs, and lessons. Youtube whirlpools, disconnected note sounds... frustration.
Many resources present this as the “how to,” but often it is only the basic what.
The real questions start with:
How do we connect the notes?
How do we make the line sound connected?
What is phrasing?
What does finger logic have to do with expression?
A Carnatic phrase needs more than notes. Swaras are not just notes. Ragas are not just scales. We need gamaka handling, movement, sustain, and timing.
A film song needs the feedback loop that turns notes into music: phrasing, emotion, rhythm, and the ability to make the line sing on guitar.
A rhythm player needs chords, strumming control, and groove. More than anything, they need to know how the downbeats match the lyrics.
A chord player needs more than chord names. They need the exact finger movements for smooth transitions.
A fingerstyle player needs independence between melody, bass, and rhythm, while training the fingers to find the correct strings.
Ear training connects all this. It improves through trial, error, and conscious correction.
Our teaching is not just “learn these notes.”
We look at note level, phrase level, rhythm level, feedback loop, phrasing, and finger logic — and connect them.
In this workshop, we work on Carnatic, film songs, rhythm, chords, fingerstyle, singing while playing, ear training, and similar topics, using the same correction-based method I use in 1:1 classes.
The aim is to connect your goal to your current skills, see what is missing, know exactly what to practise next, and make your guitar playing sound the way it is meant to sound.