Music Vocals Workshop: Bhajans and Ghazals as learning pathways into ICM

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u/Godspeaketh 1d ago

Ruchira Kedar ji is very good. I have accompanied her on the harmonium.

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u/Big-Tooth5900 1d ago

OMG you have?!! That's fantastic. She really is wonderful. :) :)

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u/Big-Tooth5900 1d ago

Also taking the opportunity to request if you would recommend any harmonium teachers for students who may be interested. Do let me know. Many thanks!

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u/Godspeaketh 1d ago

Online, please check out Tanmay Deochake, Yash Khadke. They are really good.

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u/Big-Tooth5900 1d ago

Thank you.

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u/Godspeaketh 1d ago

You are welcome! :)