Those who have completed CV201 with the academy. Those who have trained at least 2 years and are able to sing 5 tana varnams in two speeds and are able to identify and sing the twelve swarasthanas with perfection.
Student must complete CVERe exam with a passing grade of Honors or above.

1. Learn the Tana Varnam in a bhashanga raga Saranga
2. Learn two krithi is the Raga Amrithavarshini and Kalyani which is in Roopaka Tala
3. Learn and understand the structure of a thillana
4. Learn a Thillana in the Raga Khamas
5. Sing simple phrases in all the ragas learn in this course

At the end of the course the student should be able to
-           Sing the varnams taught so far in two speeds
-           Sing the Krithi Sudha mayi  and Himadri Suthewith the right tala and swarasthanas
-           Identify the raga when the notes are sung.
-           Create small swara passages in the ragas taught.
-           Try creating simple Kalpana swara phrases for Amrithavarshini and Kalyani raga

Batch Size: 1
Duration: 12 weeks, one 45 mins lesson per week

In this course, which is the 2nd of the Intermediate level, the student continues his/her journey exploring new ragas and also compsotions. The student will learn an Adi tala Varnam in the Bhashanga raga Saranga and two krithis in Prathi Madhayama Ragas Kalyani and Amrithavarshini.
Learning Varnams will help in building a very strong foundation for all advanced learning particularly in the creative aspects of music. Varnams are very significant forms and the last in the realm of Abhyasa Ganam. The swara passages in the Varnams enable the student to understand the structure of each raga and the possible combinations of swara patterns that can be sung. 
Kritis of great composers give the student further insight into the way the raga can be developed and inspire their creativity.
A new format called Thillana will also be introduced to the student in the Raga Khamas.

Carnatic Vocal 202