Programmes
Bharatanatyam and Carnatic music — vocal, veena, violin, mridangam and nattuvangam — alongside the devotional traditions of Thevaram and bhajan singing.
Every programme begins with the fundamentals and grows at a pace that suits the student. Classes meet twice a week, with preparation for university grade examinations and regular opportunities to perform.
Dance
Bharatanatyam
Dance programme
Bharatanatyam is a language of geometry, rhythm and feeling. The programme begins with the body — posture, stamina and the precise lines of the araimandi — before moving into abhinaya and the traditional repertoire.
Music programme
Learn an instrument or train the voice — and understand how the parts of a Carnatic concert fit together. Each discipline is taught as both a solo art and an accompanist's craft.
The voice as the primary instrument — pitch, breath, pronunciation and the expression that gives a composition its life.
The Saraswati veena, taught with attention to posture, tone and the sustaining beauty of the instrument.
The South Indian violin — equally at home as a solo voice and as the melodic companion to a concert.
The principal percussion instrument of Carnatic music, where mathematics and musicality meet.
The cymbals and recitation that guide a Bharatanatyam recital, holding dancer and orchestra to the same pulse.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us what you would like to learn, and we will suggest a programme and a starting point that fits.
Devotional programme
Alongside concert repertoire, Easan Kalaikoodam keeps the devotional traditions of Tamil Nadu alive — the hymns of the Thevaram and the shared practice of bhajan singing.
The hymns of the Tamil Saiva canon, sung in their traditional panns and passed down with care.
Bhajans, kirtans and devotional songs for temple programmes, family occasions and group singing.
A steady weekly rhythm that gives students time to practise and return with questions.
Guidance and preparation for university grade examinations in dance and music.
Opportunities to take part in shows, cultural programmes and devotional events.
Admissions
Admissions are open. Call or message to talk through the right programme, class timings and what you will need for your first lesson.
Start an enquiryCall 99442 72436 or send us a message on WhatsApp.
Meet the faculty at PN Pudur and see how a class works.
Begin with the discipline that fits you best — dance, music or devotional singing.
Fees & admissions
Fee details are shared directly on enquiry, as they depend on the programme and the examination level. Call or message us and we will explain the complete picture — classes, materials and grade exam guidance — before you commit.
At a glance
Admissions open
We would be glad to help you choose a programme and take the first step.
