Competition or No Competition
Our experiences with schools in the process of the conduct the Life Art Education program (www.lifearteducation.in) in schools, is that competition is ingrained in the Indian psyche. All schools feel proud to showcase their in-house talents, hence there is this mad rush for competitions. What are the plus points…
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Online Carnatic Music – our happy experience
Testimonials – Music Students In eAmbalam’s Online College, I can play the lessons multiple times until I understand it clear. Also the Practice lessons are available for download, which helps me to practice anywhere, anytime. Teacher interaction, Doubt clarification, chat with other students after class hours;…
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Role of a Teacher
The role of a teacher doesn't stop at teaching. Teaching is a not a profession, it is a complete occupation. The teacher has to occupy himself with interests beyond the subject of teaching. The teacher has to be skilled in making the subject relevant to contemporary times. He has to…
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Online Carnatic Music
Experience the joy of learning Carnatic Music in a systematic manner from experienced teachers from Chennai and earn a valid certificate through Online Carnatic Music courses. You could choose from Diploma Course (Basic Diploma 4 years / Advanced Diploma 3 years) Short Term Certificate Courses Grade System for Kids and…
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International Yoga Day Festival – St Petersburg
SCIENCE OF YOGA / YOGA & NADA YOGA (Vinay Siddaiah - www. Yogavijnana.in | www.eambalam.com ) An enterprising and inquisitive engineer by attitude and profession, extended his mental state of being curious into understanding the depth of Yoga. He started his journey under Mr. Sanjay Gurvekar and later he learnt…
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THE ARTIST AND THE AUDIENCE IN THE…
One cool evening midst the sweet breeze, my parents and I took a walk in the Montgomery zoo, Alabama, USA. The time was so apt; the Kangaroos were hopping around to reach their placements. We sat down near the hoppers. Mesmerized by nature’s beauty, I started singing Konnakol (Vocal Percussion).…
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Ugadi – the beginning…by Usha Balasubramaniam
All Hindu festivals have their own significance and importance. Hindu culture has a rich heritage, with numerous festivals. Each celebrated festival throughout the year has its own distinct value and ritual practice. Ugadi is celebrated in many states like Maharashtra, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. Ugadi marks the beginning of the…
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Making music education compulsory for children in…
Gone are the days when Carnatic music, Dance and other major art forms were offered as optional activities at Schools. Some forward looking schools are starting to include these art forms as part of their regular curriculum and this is a welcome change. Out of my personal experience of going…
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360 degree learning at eAmbalam – Compiled…
To complement quality training in Indian classical performing arts training, especially, Karnatic Vocal and Bharathanatyam by leading performers and guidance by stalwarts, eAmbalam has a specialized wellness resource wing to cater to the students and performers of the artistic genres. Regular sessions are conducted with these specialists. Yoga at…
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The Learning in SaMaaGaMa 2013
SaMaaGaMa 2013 was a great learning for all of us at eAmbalam. We were extremely satisfied that we got under privileged school children interact with stalwarts during workshops. Our efforts were also reinforced by the participation of some members of the community in workshops and concerts. A more wholehearted response…
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