Master the Piano with Experts
Learn · Practice · Perform
Scales & Chords · Chord Progressions · Arpeggios · Indian & Western · Stage PerformanceStructured piano training for every age — from your first keys and scales to confident performance — at our Sigra and Lanka branches, with a student portal to keep your practice going at home.
Course Highlights
A complete learning experience to help you play with confidence, feeling and a strong foundation.
& Arpeggios
Western Music
Film Tunes
& Mentor Classes
Sunday
& Riyaz Tools
Three Levels. One Clear Path.
Whether you are pressing your first keys or preparing for graded exams and stage shows — there’s a level built around your goals.
Basic
- Keyboard layout, correct hand & finger position
- Major scales and basic finger exercises
- Note reading — treble & bass clef basics
- Simple two-hand coordination drills
- Easy melodies and nursery-level pieces
- Perfect for children and absolute beginners
Standard
- Major, minor chords and chord progressions
- Playing Indian & Western songs with both hands
- Arpeggios and rhythm patterns
- Sight-reading practice and timing
- Light film and devotional song playing
- Best for hobby learners and self-expression
Premium
- Advanced scales, modes and complex pieces
- Music theory, harmony and composition basics
- Improvisation and song arrangement
- Stage performance and exam preparation
- Recording and digital piano fundamentals
- Portfolio building + long-term mentorship
Fees, Timings & Class Schedule
Choose the level that matches your goal. All batches run 3 days a week, 60 minutes per class.
| Course Level | Monthly Fee | Pay in advance (per month) | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| BasicBasics · Keys · Hand Position | ₹2,200 / month | 3 months · ₹1,800/mo | 3 months |
| StandardChords · Songs · Coordination | ₹2,500 / month | 3 months · ₹2,250/mo6 months · ₹2,000/mo | 1 year |
| PremiumTheory · Performance · Exams | ₹2,800 / month | 3 months · ₹2,500/mo6 months · ₹2,200/mo | 3 years |
Sigra Branch
Lanka Branch
Please note: A one-time registration fee of ₹500 applies. Every plan includes the student portal. Timings and slots are subject to availability.
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers to what students and parents usually ask about our piano course.
What does the Piano course teach you?
The piano programme moves you steadily from fundamentals to performance level. Core topics include:
- Difference between keyboard and acoustic piano
- Correct two-hand posture and finger exercises
- Scales, arpeggios and technical drills
- Chord family recognition and application
- Reading sheet notation and playing by ear
- Accompanying Hindi film and devotional songs
- Coordinating rhythm and melody between both hands
- Solo stage practice and presentation
Are certificates provided?
Yes. Students of the Standard and Premium piano courses receive an academy certificate after 6 months of learning. The Basic course is a short 3-month foundation course and does not include a certificate.
When can I sign up for piano classes?
Piano enrolments are open year-round. You may register at either the Sigra branch or the Lanka branch. Calling 7565050505 ahead of your visit to schedule a slot makes the process easier.
Who are the piano instructors at Aalaap?
Piano classes are run by experienced instructors under the guidance of Dr. Anurag Mishra (PhD, BHU). The team is equally comfortable with Western music theory and Indian song repertoire.
At what age can children begin piano lessons?
Children can start piano lessons from around 5 to 6 years of age. For younger learners we use lighter-touch keyboards so that the small fingers can practise without strain.
Is the piano suitable for adult learners in their 40s?
Yes — the piano is one of the most beginner-friendly instruments at any age. Several of our adult learners between 40 and 60 are training comfortably and progressing well.
How long does piano learning usually take?
Outcomes depend on how regularly you practise. Most learners can play simple melodies within 6 months, reach a good level by one year, and develop solo performance ability over two years or more.
How many days a week are classes, and can I choose my batch timing?
All piano batches run 3 days a week, 60 minutes per class. You can choose any available morning, afternoon or evening slot at Sigra or Lanka, subject to seats. The full schedule is on our Timings page.
What is the fee structure and how do I pay?
The fee depends on the level you choose — Basic, Standard or Premium. You can pay month by month, or in advance for 3 or 6 months at a lower monthly rate (the 3-month Basic course is offered monthly or for 3 months). A one-time registration fee applies. See current fees and join online on our Fees page, or pay at the branch.
What kind of career can piano training lead to?
Skilled pianists can move into stage performance, band roles, studio session work, church and event accompaniment, music teaching or online content creation.
I want to pursue piano professionally — is that path supported?
Yes — long-term professional preparation is available, covering advanced technique, music theory, sight-reading, stage exposure and recording fundamentals.
Is personal mentorship available?
Yes. The Standard course includes one one-to-one mentor class every month, and the Premium course includes three. In Premium, missed classes are also carried forward to the next month.
Do students get access to the student portal?
Yes — every plan includes the Aalaap student portal for the period you have paid for: your course plan and lesson videos, daily quiz, riyaz tools, notations and your progress report.
Can I visit the academy before enrolling?
You are welcome to visit either branch and speak with our faculty before you enrol. Please call 7565050505 to book a convenient time.
Are Bollywood songs taught on the piano as well?
Yes — apart from foundational training, students also learn Hindi film songs, Western pop, devotional pieces and instrumental tunes, opening up a wide range of styles.
Do piano students get stage performance opportunities?
Yes — piano students at Aalaap regularly perform at the weekly Suno-Sunao stage, the annual Aarohi programme and other local events, which gradually builds their on-stage presence.
What about stay options for outstation piano students?
Aalaap does not provide accommodation. Students from other cities usually opt for nearby PGs, rented rooms or private hostels close to our branches and attend classes from there.
Start Your Piano Journey Today
Learn from experienced faculty, build a strong foundation and play with confidence.