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Bansuri (Indian Flute) Classes in Thanisandra

Structured one-on-one Bansuri training in Thanisandra.
Breath control • Embouchure • Fingering & Alankars • Raga development. • Stage performances every term. 

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Serving Sobha City, RK Hegde Nagar, MCECHS Layout & North Bangalore.

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1 on 1 classes

Exam Preparation

Concerts & Recitals

2 classes per week

Fees Per Month: INR 5,500
Registration Fees: INR 1,000

Why Parents Choose Mela’s Flute Classes

At Mela Thanisandra, Bansuri training follows a structured progression rooted in traditional raga-based learning.

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Students develop breath control, finger precision and tonal clarity before advancing into alankars and raga exploration.

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Our one-on-one format ensures focused correction and steady progress. Parents appreciate the discipline of regular recitals and structured milestones.

Trusted by 500+ families across North Bangalore

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“Within weeks, my son produced a clear tone and played his first bhajan. The one-on-one format keeps him focused.”

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– Parent of Ayush, Age 16

Classical Foundations

Hindustani classical pathway (ragas, alankars, taal practice)

One-on-One Lessons

Individual pace and attention.

Stage Confidence

Concerts and recitals every term

Trusted by 500+ North Bangalore Families

Safe, reliable, professional systems.

Flute Class Fees

₹5,500/month | ₹1,000 one-time registration


Premium one-on-one flute and bansuri training, with exam prep and stage concerts included in Thanisandra.

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Mela’s Bansuri classes in Thanisandra serve families from Sobha City, RK Hegde Nagar, MCECHS Layout and surrounding North Bangalore areas seeking structured Indian classical flute training.​

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What Will You Learn in your Flute Class?

✅ Breath & Embouchure — steady airflow, tone production, posture/hand position


✅ Fingering & Alankars — Sargam, paltas, meend, gamak, ornamentation


✅ Ragas & Taal — beginner ragas (e.g., Bhoopali, Yaman, Durga), lehra/metronome with Keharwa/Teen Taal


✅ Performance & Repertoire — light classical (bhajans/folk) + recital prep every term

Who Is This Flute Class For?

Is Flute Right for Your Child?

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  • Kids (6+) who want quick, musical wins with a classical foundation

  • Teens aiming for school shows/competitions or Hindustani repertoire

  • Parents who want structured, premium one-on-one training (not casual hobby classes)

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Hindustaani Bansuri Class FAQs

Q: What age is suitable to start Bansuri (Indian Flute) classes in Thanisandra?

A: Most students begin from age 7+, once breath control and finger reach are comfortable. We also train teens and adults at our Thanisandra center.

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Q: Do students learn real songs early?
A: Yes—light songs/bhajans from month 1 alongside alankars and raga basics.

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Q: Which Bansuri should we buy (scale/size)?
A: Beginner students typically start with C or G scale bansuri (comfortable finger stretch). We’ll advise in the trial.

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Q: Do you use tanpura/shruti and tabla/lehra?
A: Yes—students practice with shruti apps and lehra/metronome for taal discipline.

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Q: Are there exams for Bansuri?
A: Formal Western exam boards focus on metal flute; for Bansuri we follow Hindustani classical milestones with term recitals and assessments.

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Q: How much home practice is expected?

A: 10–15 mins/day for beginners; 20–30 mins/day as pieces grow.

A Typical Flute Class Lesson Progression

Level 1
Intro and basics

  • Hold/balance, embouchure, steady breath, long-note tone.

  • Sargam (Sa Re Ga Ma…) in middle octave; simple alankars/paltas.

  • Meend basics, shruti/tanpura practice; Keharwa claps.

  • First light song/bhajan for quick confidence.

Level 3

Classical Growth

  • Tone control, dynamics, sustained phrasing.

  • Raga Yaman/Durga: bandish + alankars; accurate meend/gamak.

  • Speed/clarity drills, ear training, call-and-response.

  • Stage run-throughs; duet with tanpura/lehra.

Level 2

Intermediate Basics

  • Clean fingering across holes; octave shift (high Sa).

  • Raga Bhoopali: aroha/avaroha, pakad, sargam geet.

  • Taal practice with lehra/metronome: Keharwa & Dadra.

  • Simple tihai endings; perform 1–2 short pieces.

Level 4

Advanced

  • Second-octave fluency; fast alankars/paltas.

  • Light improvisation: alaap and sargam taans (as ready).

  • Teentaal intro; longer performance set (bhajan + raga).

  • Concert discipline, mic/standing posture, assessment pathway.

Start Your Flute Journey Today​​​

Only 4 slots available for flute – book your child’s singing trial today.

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