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A classical Indian dance form originating from Tamil Nadu, known for its graceful geometrical body movements, expressive facial gestures (abhinaya), and intricate footwork (adavus).
A visual arts course that teaches core techniques in sketching, shading, line work, and perspective to build foundational artistic expression.
A percussion instrument setup consisting of various drums and cymbals played with sticks to maintain rhythm, beat, and tempo in a band or ensemble.
A lightweight woodwind instrument played by blowing air across a mouthpiece, producing serene and expressive melodies spanning folk and classical traditions.
A popular fretted string instrument played by strumming or plucking its strings, essential across various musical genres from acoustic and classical to rock.
An electronic musical instrument played using a row of black and white keys, widely used for both Western and Carnatic/Eastern music education, melody, and harmony.
The primary double-sided percussion instrument of Carnatic classical music, played with bare hands and fingers to provide rhythmic accompaniment.
A traditional ancient Indian plucked string instrument (chordophone) deeply rooted in Carnatic classical music, known for its deep, resonant, and melodious sound.
Versatile, four-stringed wooden bow instrument capable of producing expressive, soaring melodies, used prominently in both Western classical and Carnatic music systems.
Training in classical, devotional, or contemporary singing, focusing on pitch, rhythm, breath control, and vocal modulation.
A dynamic dance style encompassing various modern, contemporary, hip-hop, and freestyle genres focused on rhythm, flexibility, and high-energy choreography.
