M.A. Music Bansuri
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Specialisation:
BansuriDuration:
Two Years (Four semesters)
Credits: 75Campus:
Eligibility:
Any undergraduate degree with 50% marks or an equivalent CGPA, with prior training in Indian Vocal music/Bansuri/Tabla respectively. There will also be an audition to determine the final selection of candidates for the programme. Aspirants with an undergraduate degree in Music and adequate music skills, or those who have cleared some formal music exams will be given preference.- Apply Now
This is a two-year master’s degree programme that opens avenues into the world of performing arts for naturally talented aspirants, and into the world of careers in music for those passionate about the arts. This programme has been meticulously designed by educationists and renowned performing artists who see the value of both, a university education, as well as the gurukula method of teaching, and is offered only at the Chinmaya Naada Bindu Gurukula campus in Kolwan, near Pune.
- Merukhand and Gamak Tishra
- Murchana Introduction
- Maihar Gharana Introduction
- Maihar Gharana Rajakhani
- Basic Sangeet Shastra for Vocal and Swaravadya
- Merukhand and Gamak Chatushra
- Murchana Intermediate
- Maihar Gharana Improvisation
- Maihar Gharana Masitkhani
- Research Methodology and Cultural Musicology
- Dissertation
- Swaratrik Shuddha
- Murchana Abhyas Advance
- Maihar Gharana Khayal Ang
- Maihar Gharana Pt. Pannalal Ghosh Style
- Advanced Sangeet Shastra for Vocal and Swaravadya
- Swaratrik Komal
- Bansuri Sangat
- Maihar Gharana Tantrakari Ang
- Maihar Gharana Pt. Hariprasad Chaurasia Style
- Music Education and Aesthetics of Music
- Concert Presentation
- Introduction to Carnatic Music
- Music Production and Arrangement
Note: Generic Elective Courses are available for students to take to earn extra credits. Sanskrit – 2 Credits; IKS – 3 Credits. Details may be sought from the department if interested.
Any undergraduate degree with 50% marks or an equivalent CGPA, with prior training in Indian Vocal music/Bansuri/Tabla respectively. There will also be an audition to determine the final selection of candidates for the programme. Aspirants with an undergraduate degree in Music and adequate music skills, or those who have cleared some formal music exams will be given preference.
- What is the duration and intensity of this programme?
The M.A. Music programme is a full-time, two-year/four semesters programme. While it is mainly a residential programme, a non-residential option may be considered for valid reasons. - What is the uniqueness of this programme?
The programme is a unique integration of academics wrapped with lots of practice, which helps in shaping great performers with a firm foundation in the shastras. The focus is on performance, and the number of hours dedicated to practice justifies this focus. - Who should apply for this programme?
Any graduate with a musical background who is exploring a career in music, such as performance, teaching, music arrangement or any other related field. - What are the different courses taught as part of this programme?
Refer to the ‘Programme Structure’ section above. - What is the faculty profile?
Fully qualified and trained faculty handle the core courses. Guest faculty are invited to deliver specialised courses. Besides, renowned performing artists regularly visit the campus. - Are internships provided during the programme?
No. - I am a graduate but I do not have any certification in music. Can I apply for the course?
Yes. Your music skills will be judged in the audition and interview. Your admission is subject to clearing them. - I have a Sangeet Visharad/Sangeet Praveen degree/gradation from AIR (All India Radio) but I do not have a graduate degree from any university. Can I apply for the programme?
No.
A student should complete all the Core and Foundational Courses, along with their chosen Minor(s). In the last semester, students will be required to give a public performance as a part of the Mega Project.
The degree enables the students to become performing artists in different genres, and independent music teachers or teachers in music schools and educational institutions. They can also become researchers in musicology.
Name | Designation | Qualification | Teaching Area (relevant to programme) |
Vid. Manjusha Patil | Professor |
| Hindustani Classical Vocal |
Dr. Swapnil Chaphekar | Assistant Professor |
| Hindustani Classical Vocal |
Pt. Rupak Kulkarni | Professor |
| Hindustani Classical Bansuri |
Mr. Jayateerth Kulkarni | Assistant Professor |
| Hindustani Classical Bansuri |
Pt. Abhijit Banerjee | Professor |
| Tabla |
Dr. Atul Kamble | Assistant Professor |
| Tabla |
- Dr. Anaya Thatte, Expert
- Dr. Chaitanya Kunte, Expert
- Dr. K. Jayakrishnan, Expert
- Dr. Jayashree Rajagopalan, Expert
- Vidushi Manjusha Patil, Professor, School of Kalayoga
- Pt. Rupak Kulkarni, Professor, School of Kalayoga
- Pt. Abhijit Banerjee, Professor, School of Kalayoga
- Smt. Pramodini Rao, Director, Chinmaya Naada Bindu Gurukula
- Sri Swapnil Chaphekar, Assistant Professor and Head, School of Kalayoga
- Dr. Prabhavathy P. N., Assistant Professor, School of Kalayoga
- Dr. Atul Kamble, Assistant Professor, School of Kalayoga
- Sri Jayateerth Kulkarni, Assistant Professor, School of Kalayoga
- Dipin Das, Student Representative
- Jaykishan Hingu, Student Representative
Any undergraduate degree with 50% marks or an equivalent CGPA, with prior training in Indian Vocal music/Bansuri/Tabla respectively. There will also be an audition to determine the final selection of candidates for the programme. Aspirants with an undergraduate degree in Music and adequate music skills, or those who have cleared some formal music exams will be given preference.
- What is the duration and intensity of this programme?
The M.A. Music programme is a full-time, two-year/four semesters programme. While it is mainly a residential programme, a non-residential option may be considered for valid reasons. - What is the uniqueness of this programme?
The programme is a unique integration of academics wrapped with lots of practice, which helps in shaping great performers with a firm foundation in the shastras. The focus is on performance, and the number of hours dedicated to practice justifies this focus. - Who should apply for this programme?
Any graduate with a musical background who is exploring a career in music, such as performance, teaching, music arrangement or any other related field. - What are the different courses taught as part of this programme?
Refer to the ‘Programme Structure’ section above. - What is the faculty profile?
Fully qualified and trained faculty handle the core courses. Guest faculty are invited to deliver specialised courses. Besides, renowned performing artists regularly visit the campus. - Are internships provided during the programme?
No. - I am a graduate but I do not have any certification in music. Can I apply for the course?
Yes. Your music skills will be judged in the audition and interview. Your admission is subject to clearing them. - I have a Sangeet Visharad/Sangeet Praveen degree/gradation from AIR (All India Radio) but I do not have a graduate degree from any university. Can I apply for the programme?
No.
A student should complete all the Core and Foundational Courses, along with their chosen Minor(s). In the last semester, students will be required to give a public performance as a part of the Mega Project.
The degree enables the students to become performing artists in different genres, and independent music teachers or teachers in music schools and educational institutions. They can also become researchers in musicology.
Board of Studies (Members)
- Dr. Anaya Thatte, Expert
- Dr. Chaitanya Kunte, Expert
- Dr. K. Jayakrishnan, Expert
- Smt. Pramodini Rao, HoS, School of Kalayoga
- Vidushi Manjusha Patil, Professor (Hindustani Vocal), School of Kalayoga
- Pt. Rupak Kulkarni, Professor (Bansuri), School of Kalayoga
- Pt. Abhijit Banerjee, Professor (Tabla), School of Kalayoga
- Dr. Prabhavathy P. N., Assistant Professor (Carnatic Music-Vocal), School of Kalayoga
- Dr. Tara Kannan, Assistant Professor (Hindustani Vocal), School of Kalayoga
- Sri Jayateerth Kulkarni, Assistant Professor (Bansuri), School of Kalayoga
- Dr. Atul Kamble, Assistant Professor (Tabla), School of Kalayoga
- Student Representative *
- Student Representative *
Student Representative*: To be decided upon discussion with the students once the academic year begins and the students report on the campus (one each, from the first year and the second year).
