Fun ways to fall in love with music, together
The same books, instruments, and games Sangeet4All schools use — for your home. Some are available to everyone; a few are exclusive to Sangeet4All schools.
Six books, one shared adventure
A request from the author: photocopied copies of these books have been seen in circulation. All Sangeet4All books are copyrighted — reproducing them is illegal, and it is wrong. Every original bought here, directly from us, sends every rupee back into bringing music to more children. Thank you for standing with the movement.
Dhwani
The world of sound opens — singing, listening, playing. Where every child’s musical reading begins, through Sangeet4All’s own colour notation.
Vadya
The rich heritage of India’s musical instruments — meet them, hear them, and make one of your own.
Raga & Tala
Melody and rhythm take root — raga through voice and Bansi, tala through konnakol and percussion.
Desi
India’s living musical landscape — folk, regional, and popular traditions, with the ukulele and drum circle in hand.
Duniya
The world of music beyond India — Western and global traditions, opening the door to specialisation.
Shastra
The history and theory of Indian music, told as a story — with Colin Campbell’s pencil drawings on every page. Now in its second printing.
Step by step, book by book
Written by Saskia Rao-de Haas — the instrument methods that carry a learner from first note to fluency, at school or at home. Together with the six curriculum books, they complete the eleven Sangeet4All titles.
Swartarang — Book 1
First notes on the Swartarang — melody in small hands, from the very first lesson.
Swartarang — Book 2
The journey deepens — new ragas, new techniques, ensemble playing.
Bansi — Book 1
Breath, tone, and first melodies — the young flute player’s beginning.
Bansi — Book 2
From songs to ragas — the Bansi grows with its player.
Ukulele
Chords, strumming, and song — the Sangeet4All way into harmony, on the ukulele you already have.
Swartarang for Adult Learners
It is never too late to begin. A book and course for grown-up beginners – Sangeet4All is for ALL ages. Write to us to get your copy.
Request ItTwo instruments you’ll find nowhere else
Patented Sangeet4All designs — built for children’s hands, tuned for Indian music, played in classrooms from India to the US and Europe.
Swartarang
Designed by Saskia Rao-de Haas to maximise learning through creation — reading music, playing it, and visually understanding the very structure of ragas. For small children it builds reading-readiness and hand-eye coordination; for everyone, it is simply an instrument anyone can play, from the first minute — together in a group or alone at home.
Bansi
A bansi can be found anywhere — this one cannot. Handmade by a master instrument maker who builds for professional artists, each Sangeet4All Bansi is matched to a young child’s breath. If you want to be sure of the quality in your child’s hands, this is the one.
Game night, with a little heritage in it
Music learning that doesn’t feel like learning. Some of our games are available for every home — others are exclusive to Sangeet4All schools, part of what makes the classroom programme special.
Music Quartet
The classic quartet card game, rebuilt around India’s instruments and music — collect the families, learn them without noticing.
Sargam Stapu
The beloved hopscotch of Indian childhoods — played on the notes of the sargam. Music in the body, joy in the playground.
Music Memory
Match the pairs — instruments, notes, and sounds. Simple to start, sneaky in how much it teaches.
A little taste — the Sound Quiz
A short sample from the Dhwani book: the Sound Quiz, one of the playful activities that make a Sangeet4All lesson feel like anything but a lesson.
Add the video lessons to your books
Every book, brought to life on screen — lessons you can follow at home, taught the Sangeet4All way. Coming soon; write to us to be the first to know.
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