Flute & Bansuri Classes in Jalandhar
Flute classes in Jalandhar for the bansuri and the Western flute, taught through breath control, clear tone and accurate fingering. Children and adults come to me to learn the bansuri properly, not just three tunes, or to study the Western flute with notation and scales. Beginners build a reliable sound first; players who already have one work on phrasing, classical compositions and melodic expression.
At a glance
- What: One-to-one and group flute and bansuri classes in Jalandhar, plus live online lessons worldwide.
- Skills: Breath control, embouchure and tone, fingering and clean transitions, scales, melodic patterns, classical and film repertoire.
- Price: One-to-one classes are ₹2,500 per 8 classes, twice a week. Group classes are ₹1,000 per month, Mon & Thu from 10:00 am · Wed & Sat from 6:30 pm.
- Start: Physical classes require a one-time studio visit first. Online plans begin with a free 15–30-minute demo class.
My classes and fees
Here is what I charge at the Jalandhar studio. Prices are per learner, and your demo class is the one visit you make before classes begin.
A one-time visit to the studio is required before classes begin.
Learning from outside Jalandhar? I teach live online worldwide; see online music classes for online fees.
What you'll learn
- Breath control, embouchure and a steady, clear tone
- Fingering accuracy and clean note transitions
- Scales, paltas and melodic patterns
- Classical compositions and film repertoire
- Phrasing, dynamics and expressive playing
Beginner flute and bansuri lessons
The first task on any flute is a reliable sound, so I work on breath and embouchure before speed. Short daily practice on tone and simple phrases usually produces a clear, stable note within the first few weeks, and melodies follow quickly after that.
Book your free demo class
Message me on WhatsApp, call +91-62800-75157, or email drbnrj@gmail.com, and we will fix your free demo class. Online it is a 15–30 minute session; at the studio it is the one visit you make before classes begin. Neither costs you anything.
Book your free demo classCall +91-62800-75157Email an enquiry
Bansuri and Western flute
I teach both. On bansuri we work with classical and light-music repertoire suited to the six-hole instrument; on the Western flute, notation, scales and a mixed repertoire. I adapt the technique to whichever flute you play.
Who the classes suit
Children from age seven, complete beginners, adults returning to an instrument, and players who already own a flute and want better tone, breath control or command of raga-based material.
From my YouTube channel
Lessons I have recorded and students performing, from my own YouTube channel: the same teaching you get in class. Nothing loads from YouTube until you press play. All videos · Shorts.
How flute lessons work
Lessons run for 45 to 60 minutes, one-to-one or in a group, and eight-class plans meet twice a week. You can come to my studio in Urban Estate II, Jalandhar, or join live online, where we position the camera so I can see your fingering clearly.
Frequently Asked Questions
The questions people ask me most often, answered here so you do not have to wait for a reply.
How much are flute classes in Jalandhar?
One-to-one classes are ₹2,500 per 8 classes, twice a week. Group classes are ₹1,000 per month, Mon & Thu from 10:00 am · Wed & Sat from 6:30 pm. A one-time visit to the studio is required before classes begin. A one-to-one class runs for 45 to 60 minutes, and fees are per learner.
What is a bansuri, exactly — is it the same as a flute?
A bansuri is the Indian bamboo flute — in English, simply a flute. It is transverse and side-blown like the Western instrument, traditionally bamboo, with six or seven playing holes; its classical voice comes from meend, the gliding bend between notes. Classes run at the Jalandhar studio and live online worldwide — physical classes need one studio visit first, and every online plan begins with a free demo class.
Is the flute or bansuri suitable for a complete beginner?
Yes. Beginners start with breath and embouchure, then simple phrases. A clear, steady tone usually arrives within the first few weeks of short daily practice, and melodies are added as soon as the sound is reliable.
Can I learn bansuri online?
Yes. Live online bansuri and flute classes run worldwide through Zoom, Google Meet or WhatsApp Video, with the camera angled to show fingering. Every online plan starts with a free 15–30-minute demo class.
Do you teach film songs as well as classical pieces?
Yes. Repertoire follows the student. Classical compositions build technique and phrasing, while film and light music keep practice enjoyable — most students work on both, and each supports the other.
How long is each flute lesson?
A one-to-one lesson runs for 45 to 60 minutes. Eight-class plans are held twice a week, which suits breath-and-tone instruments well, since short, repeated practice produces faster progress than long gaps.
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Books and study guides
I write as well as teach. I have written ten books: three novels and the seven-volume UGC NET Music Master Guide series, on Kindle and Kindle Unlimited. Ask me about them on WhatsApp, or see the Instagram and my Amazon author store.
Book your free demo class
Message me on WhatsApp, call +91-62800-75157, or email drbnrj@gmail.com, and we will fix your free demo class. Online it is a 15–30 minute session; at the studio it is the one visit you make before classes begin. Neither costs you anything.
Book your free demo classCall +91-62800-75157Email an enquiry