Music is its own language, and the seven notes of music remain the same in every corner of the world. From “Sa Ni Dha Pa” to “Do Re Mi Fa,” the backbone of music consists of the same seven notes, no matter the style or school of music. 

By habit, westerners regard the words “classical music” with Mozart, Chopin, and Beethoven, rightfully so. However, that does not represent classical music worldwide. Western classical music is one of the more technical schools of music, with sheet music written in its own code, understood by those who speak that dialect of music.

Indian classical music is its own world with a variety of subsections, the most well known being Hindustani Classical Music. Dating back to the courts of Maharajas and Mughals, it has locked its roots deep into the foundation of music for the majority of the world, one of its many fruitful branches being Bollywood music— an exemplary reference point for those interested in learning more about it!

We want to bring Hindustani Classical and Bollywood music to Windsor! Curious to learn more? Sign up for singing lessons with Rohini today and explore these incredible musical traditions. Whether you want to try the structured beauty of Western music or the expressive, free-flowing style of Indian music, Rohini will guide you every step of the way!

Rohini is a passionate voice instructor dedicated to fostering a love for music in her students. With extensive experience in Western Classical, Bollywood, and Pop music, she tailors her lessons to each student's strengths and interests. Whether you're a beginner or looking to enhance your skills, her classes offer a welcoming and engaging environment to explore the beauty of music in Hindi.