Our mission
To preserve the authenticity of Bharatanatyam and Carnatic music while making quality classical education accessible, rigorous and joyful for every student who walks through our doors.
About the institute
Tradition, held with care.
Easan Kalaikoodam is an institute of fine arts in PN Pudur, Coimbatore, where Bharatanatyam and Carnatic music are taught with patience, discipline and joy.
Coimbatore · Tamil Nadu
PN Pudur
Our story
An institute built around the arts.
Easan Kalaikoodam brings dance and music together under one roof. From its home on Maruthamalai Main Road in PN Pudur, the institute offers Bharatanatyam and a full range of Carnatic music disciplines for young learners and adults alike.
Classes meet twice a week. Lessons begin with the fundamentals — posture, rhythm, voice or bow — and grow steadily into repertoire, expression and performance. Students are also prepared for university grade examinations, giving their learning a clear path and recognition.
The aim is simple: to teach these art forms properly, and to make sure every student has the opportunity to experience the joy of sharing them with an audience.
What guides us
Our purpose
Our vision
A generation that carries these traditions forward with confidence — as performers, teachers and listeners — and a community in Coimbatore that values the arts as part of everyday life.
Under one roof
Dance, music and devotion.
Dance
Bharatanatyam from the first adavu to full margam, with abhinaya and nattuvangam training.
Music
Carnatic vocal, veena, violin and mridangam, taught through raga, tala and traditional compositions.
Devotional arts
Thevaram and devotional songs, keeping the Tamil and Bhakti traditions alive in daily practice.
The learning path
From first lesson to first stage.
Every student moves through the same considered arc — with the pace adjusted to their discipline, age and experience.
- 1
Begin with the basics
Posture, adavus, sarali varisai, bowing or strokes — the grammar of your chosen discipline.
- 2
Build the repertoire
Geethams, kritis, alarippu, varnam and padam, with attention to expression and detail.
- 3
Prepare for grades
University grade examination syllabus, theory and practical readiness, guided step by step.
- 4
Take the stage
Performances, cultural programmes and devotional events that turn practice into confidence.
Our approach
Patient teaching. Real progress.
Classical art cannot be rushed. Our teaching is structured, encouraging and clear about what comes next.
01
Foundation first
Technique is built slowly and correctly — posture, rhythm, sruti and listening — before repertoire is added.
02
Personal attention
Classes are kept close-knit so that every student receives guidance suited to their stage of learning.
03
Art beyond the class
Grade examinations and stage performances give students a purpose and a platform for their practice.
- Classes every week
- Two
- Art forms taught
- Eight
- University exam preparation
- Grade
Admissions open
Art builds a brighter tomorrow.
Join a community that values tradition, practice and the confidence that comes from performing.