Online Kirtan Course on String Instruments

Master the Art of Kirtan with Our Online String Instrument Course

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Exploring the Essence of Sikh Kirtan Through String Instruments

Nad Music Institute is pleased to offer online Sabad Kirtan courses on classical Indian string instruments used during the time of Sikh Gurus -Saranda/Sarangi/Taus/Dilruba.  You will learn Sabad Kirtan in prescribed Rags of Guru Granth Sahib on the instrument of your choice. ​

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Mastering the Melodies: Explore the Course & Instruments

The course will be led by Ustad Surjeet Singh Ji (UK). The live course will be 1:1 as per the Master-Disciple tradition (Guru-Shishya parampara). The course is structured in weekly online lesson and each lesson will cover theory as well as hands-on practice.​

Saranda

A bowed instrument used by Guru Amardas Sahib and highly promoted by Guru Arjan Sahib.

Guru Arjan Sahib encouraged the sangat to use the Saranda during kirtan. Due to its broad based vessel, the sound of Saranda is enriched with a bass tone.​

Sarangi

A bowed instrument used during the time of Guru Hargobind Sahib by the dhadhis to sing ballads​ (varans) from Guru Granth Sahib.

This intrument is currently used by dhadhis along with a small “dhadh” to sing ballads. Now a days its used in Sabad Kirtan as well as by dhadhis.

Taus

The shape and design of the Taus resembles a peacock, which truly matches its Persian name.

This bowed instrument looks like a peacock and has been used since the time of Guru Hargobind Sahib. Due to its large size, the sound emerging from it is strong and soothing.​​

Dilruba

Dilruba is a smaller version of Taus and is the most used string instrument.

Due to the small sized bridge, it produces a melodious sound.​

Frequently Asked Questions

Our course is dedicated to preserving and passing on the rich heritage of Sikh string instruments and Kirtan. By learning directly from Ustad Surjeet Singh Ji, you contribute to this noble mission.

This comprehensive course covers a range of traditional Sikh string instruments, including Saranda, Sarangi, Taus, and Dilruba.

By enrolling, you embark on a transformative journey. You’ll gain not only musical skills but also a profound connection to Sikh traditions and the spiritual depths of Kirtan.

Absolutely! Our course is designed for both beginners and advanced learners. Our experienced instructors tailor their teaching to suit your level of expertise.

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