Violin

Violin is one of the most widely played instruments in Indian music. It was introduced in India around 1790, and was adopted to Carnatic music by Sri Baluswamy Dikshitar, brother of Sri Mutthuswamy Dikshitar. It is a string instrument played with a bow, by sitting cross-legged on the floor. Three main parts of this instrument include – The main box, fingerboard, peg box. The tail of the instrument is placed on the right ankle and the bowing is done with the right hand. It has over the years, become the main accompanying instrument in Carnatic concerts due to its mellifluously intricate gamakas. The techniques of bowing vary in every school of teaching.

TWO WAYS OF LEARNING

At Thadhim, we provide two distinct ways of learning that interests students,
without compromising on the course offering and recognition.

Scheduled Online classes

Instructor Led

Best suited for those who can attend regular classes over the course.

All levels*:  USD 180 for 12 Classes 

Duration: 60 Minutes

Batch Size: 3

For intermediate and advanced courses, please write to us at info@thadhim.com

Learn at your pace from Videos

Self Paced

Pre recorded videos with course materials designed to support students at all learning levels.

Best suited for those who prefer to experience learning on their own with their own pace

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A certificate of course completion will be awarded to students upon successful evaluation. 

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