Where Pimple Saudagar learns to play music instruments.
Guitar, Keyboard, Violin, Flute, Ukulele, Tabla and Vocal — taught by expert teachers in an air-conditioned, acoustically treated studio on Kunal Icon Road, for two years running.
Two years ago, StringsNtunes opened its doors on Kunal Icon Road with a simple idea: teach music the right way, in a space built for it. Today that means multiple instruments, a curriculum written for each one, and a studio where the walls are treated for sound instead of just painted.
Multiple instruments, one studio.
Every course runs on its own curriculum, with one class a week — about four to five sessions a month.
Inside the studio.
The room is air-conditioned and monitored by CCTV throughout the day. Acoustic panelling on the walls means every note played sounds crisp and clear, without any echo.
Guitar, keyboard and violin students always have an instrument waiting for them in the studio — practice at home still needs your own.
Trinity exams, if you want them.
Trinity College London's graded music exams run from Initial through Grade 8. We prepare keyboard and violin students who want to sit them, and a number of ours have already cleared their Initial and Grade 1 — proof the curriculum holds up outside the classroom too.
How the week works.
Classes run every day except Thursday, across weekday and weekend batches, with one class per week per student — about four to five sessions a month. Every session is dedicated to a single instrument — a guitar class stays guitar-only, with no other instrument's students sitting in, and it's the same for every course. Want extra practice time? The studio opens on weekends for a free, self-guided practice slot with no teacher present. And every three to four months, the same room becomes a small stage for a Mini Concert, where students perform for each other and their families.
Ready to sit in on a class?
Book a free trial and see the studio for yourself — no instrument required.