Alankaras

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Alankaras is are multi-tala sequences composed in the 35 talas. But usually 7 of these are selected and taught to the students. Students should be taught to render all these exercises in at least 3-4 speeds. Once they perfect this technique, they could practice most of them in the 3rd speed. It is ideal to render each Varisai twice, once just with the swaras, and again, with akaaram. Speeds in Carnatic music: In carnatic music, speed is relative.

It is measured as the number of notes per beat of the tala, rather than the number of notes per second or minute. The first speed is rendering one note per unit of the tala. The 2nd speed is exactly double of this, i.e. two notes per unit. The 3rd speed is four notes per unit.

The 4th is eight notes per unit. The 5th is 16 notes per units and 6th speed is 32 notes per unit. Speed of the tala is rarely varied; only the speed of the music is. But even this is not accomplished in an arbitrary manner. There is a mathematical precision to it. For instance, the 2nd speed is exactly twice as fast and the third is exactly twice as fast as the second and so forth.
 

Course Content Areas

Performance
Instrumental / Vocal Ensemble
Workshop Series
Lectures and Training Series
Historical Studies
Master Classes
Music Arrangement
Concert Management

Curriculum :

1. Track 1 -  Introduction to Alankaras
2. Track 2 -  Dhruva Thalam
3. Track 3 - Matya Thalam
4. Track 4 - Rupaka Thalam
5. Track 5 - Jhampa Thalam
6. Track 6 - Thriputa Thalam
7. Track 7 - Ata Thalam
8. Track 8 - Eka Thalam 

Subjects : 
 i ) Tabla ii ) Mirdhangam iii ) Veena iv ) Sangeetham v) Keyboard

All subjects are divided into 2 categories :-
a) Theory b) Practical

Benefits for Sangeetha Swara Laya students :
a) Certificates are awarded to those who complete their grades.
b) Trips to local holiday destinations and awards are given to the best student. 
c) Report card day is held annually to update students and parents.
d) Food and beverages are served during break so that students have time to 
relax.