Gurukrupa Music School teaches Carnatic Vocal, Carnatic Keyboard, Thevaram, Thiruppugazh, and Bhajans through holistic in-person and online classes that carry music, culture, and values together.
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Upcoming Events
Margazhi Sampradhaya Veedhi Bhajan 2026-27
Margazhi Veedhi Bhajan
GMSVB posters are showcased as the visual face of Gurukrupa Music School's annual devotional tradition.
Guided by the Neyveli Duo
Founded by siblings Smt. Bhuvana Karthik and Sri Ram Prasadh Raghavan, Gurukrupa Music School passes Carnatic music and bhakti traditions to the next generation.
Smt. Bhuvana Karthik
Founder - Carnatic Vocal · Harikatha
Smt. Bhuvana Karthik was initiated into Carnatic music at the age of 5 and received initial training from Smt. Radha Kalayanaraman, grand daughter of Brahmasri Papanasam Sivan, and Sri Neyveli Sankar, grandson of Nagarkoil Harihara Iyer. She passed Higher Grade in Carnatic Music with distinction through the Government Technical Examinations, Tamil Nadu. A gold medalist from CEG, Anna University, and a software engineer by profession, she chose Carnatic music teaching by passion. She completed her MFA in Carnatic vocal, is pursuing Thevara Isai Kalaimani from Annamalai University, and continues to learn from Smt. Kamala Ramani, disciple of Vid. DK Pattammal and Vid. Nedunuri Krishnamurthy.
Sri .Ram Prasadh Raghavan
Founder · Musician · Harikatha
A management executive by profession and musician by passion, Sri Ram Prasadh Raghavan has trained in Carnatic music, mridangam, violin, Tamil Thirumurai Isai, and Harikatha. With Bhuvana, he shares Sanathana Dharma through the Neyveli Duo tradition.
Gurukrupa Music School Team
Carnatic · Thevaram · Thiruppugazh · Bhajans
Senior students and teachers support the school community. Many students have completed degrees in Carnatic vocal, won prizes in competitions, and performed in kutcheris, temples, sabhas, and prestigious organizations.
Every Raga is a Universe
Time, emotion, season — each raga governs a dimension of human experience.
Bhairavi
Devotion & Farewell
Thaat: Bhairavi
The queen of ragas — sung as a parting blessing, evoking deep bhakti and the bittersweet joy of surrender.
Kalyani
Serenity & Elevation
Thaat: Kalyan
One of the most beloved Carnatic ragas — bright, expansive, and capable of infinite improvisational depth.
Shankarabharanam
Majesty & Completeness
Thaat: Bilawal
The grandest of Carnatic ragas, equivalent to the Western major scale yet carrying divine, majestic gravitas.
A Holistic Learning Path
Students learn the art form alongside its meaning: voice, rhythm, devotion, culture, values, and the confidence to perform.
Carnatic Vocal
Structured training in swaras, varnams, krithis, manodharma, and concert discipline rooted in traditional Carnatic values.
Carnatic Keyboard
Melody, sruti, and composition practice through keyboard-led learning for students who connect with instrumental expression.
Thevaram & Thiruppugazh
Tamil devotional repertoire taught with attention to pronunciation, bhava, rhythm, and cultural meaning.
Bhajans & Group Singing
Devotional music that builds togetherness, stage confidence, and participation in temple and community programs.
Competitions & Kutcheris
Students are prepared for state and national competitions, prestigious sabhas, temple programs, and performance opportunities.
From streets to hearts,
the journey continues
Gurukrupa Music School conducts Thyagaraja Aradhana and Margazhi Sampradhaya Veedhi Bhajan every year, bringing students together for nama sankeerthanam, family participation, devotion, and cultural continuity.
Words from our Sadhaks
The classes carry discipline and devotion together. Our child is learning music, but also the culture and meaning behind every song.
Carnatic Keyboard helped my son connect with sruti and melody while still staying rooted in the Carnatic way of learning.
The Margazhi Veedhi Bhajan brings families together. It feels like learning becomes part of community life.
Temple programs, sabhas, and competitions have given our child confidence to sing with clarity and bhava.
Thevaram and Thiruppugazh classes helped our daughter understand Tamil devotional music with pronunciation and feeling.
Group singing at Gurukrupa Music School gives children a sense of togetherness, tradition, and joy.
Your Raga
Awaits
Join a community where Carnatic music is taught holistically, so every student imbibes the essence, culture, and value of music along with the notes.