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26 Clive Street
(Junction of Campbell Lane)Singapore
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Telephone: (65) 6291-0187
Website: www.sitar.com.sg/
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Arts and Entertainment » Drama & Dance
Indian Classical Music Centre was founded on 5th January 1998, with the purpose of promoting Indian culture in Singapore.
One of the main aims of this institution is to provide tuition in music to students of all ages, from 6 years old to 65 years old.
Tuition is available either on group or individual basis. The centre teaches Sitar, Tabla, Hindustani Vocal, Classical Guitar, Flute Harmonium, Veena, Violin, Mridangam, Carnatic Vocal and various other forms of Indian Classical music.
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This is the BEST indian music school located in Singapore! Not only are the music teachers good but the Founder Director, Ustad Sharafat Khan, is also a very nice and kind man. I've heard so many great reviews about him. He is a professional sitar maestro and also a lecturer at one of the top university in Singapore. His music school's fees are the best in the market that is affordable for anyone and the school teaches from Certificate level to Degree level. You get good-looking and professional certificates from Indian Classical Music Centre, which you can keep in your resume file and definitely not like the ones that everyone else gets from other indian music schools here in Singapore which is a piece of paper. Moreover, Ustad Sharafat Khan's own music compositions in cds are also highly popular with the International and Local people. He used to own a branch at both Balestier Road as well as Clive Street but now only Clive Street branch is left. I heard that he has concentrated on overseas market as well, expanding to Malaysia, Indonesia and India.
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