Arnab Bhattacharjee

(19)

Shadipur Depot, Delhi

I’m Arnab Bhattacharjee, a passionate and versatile educator with over 12 years of experience in teaching both academic and artistic subjects. I specialize in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics for engineering and school-level students, and also teach Indian classical music with a focus on harmonium. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Technology (B.Tech),...

Tanudeep Datta

(19)

I. P. Extension, Delhi

With over 8 years of experience, this certified music trainer based in Delhi specializes in Guitar, Keyboard, Piano, and Vocals across both Hindustani and Western styles. They offer personalized home and online classes tailored to individual student needs. Their expertise spans various musical genres, multiple instruments, and music production....

Suresh Verma

Rohini, Delhi

I am a music teacher (specializing in Piano, Keyboard, Harmonium, Guitar). I have been giving home lessons and academic lessons for 7 years. I have completed a Diploma in Vocal and Harmonium from Prayag Sangeet Samiti and Western piano grade from Trinity College London.

Krishna Uppal

(4)

Bindapur, Delhi

Hi, myself Krishna. I am learning music since 5 years, and I have taught over 70 students in the past 2 years in offline. I am new in urban pro, but I can teach you if you are a beginner or have already learned keyboard or guitar in your past. Whether if you wanna learn music as hobby or professionaly. I can also teach staff notations, from which you...

Sahil Watson

(34)

Hauz Khas, Delhi

I have a strong love for music, which has guided me in my career as a teacher. For the last five years, I’ve been teaching at Genesis Global School. Before joining Genesis Global School, I spent two years at Indus Valley Public School, where I began my journey in education. These roles have allowed me to share my knowledge and enthusiasm for music with...

Sandeep Kumar

(9)

I. P. Extension, Delhi

The first very simple but important principle of my teaching method — known as Western Classical Piano Method — is to begin learning at least 50% of all new pieces with the left hand. Why is this so important? Well, all over the world there is a curious phenomenon… at least 95% of all piano students will freely tell you that their left hand is weaker...