GracenotesSchool Of Music
For NRI families worldwide

Proper music training.
From India. To your living room.

You moved abroad but you still want your child to learn music the right way — with a real curriculum, qualified teachers, and credentials that mean something. That's exactly what we built.

100% English instructionTrinity & MTB exam prepStudents in 9+ countries

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Sound familiar?

Every NRI parent
has said this.

These are the exact problems we solve. Every single week.

"I can't find a good music teacher here"

Our teachers are trained, performing musicians based in India — not part-time hobbyists. You get better training than most options abroad.

"Online classes don't work for kids"

Ours do. Built-in games, MIDI trainers, and interactive exercises keep them engaged. Parents tell us their kids actually ask to practise.

"My child won't understand Hindi instructions"

Every class is taught entirely in English. Materials, feedback, everything. No language barrier, ever.

"It's just casual learning, no structure"

Grade-wise syllabus from day one. Students move through levels, take exams, earn certifications. This isn't a hobby — it's proper training.

"The timing never works out"

We schedule around you. Evening in Toronto? Saturday morning in London? 9 PM in Dubai? Done. We have students across 5+ timezones.

"I want them to learn Indian music specifically"

Hindustani Vocal, Sitar, and theory rooted in Indian classical — taught by musicians who trained in it. Not a Western school trying to cover raga basics.

How it works

Four steps. That's it.

01

Book a free trial

Pick a time that works in your timezone. We handle the rest — no forms, no follow-up calls unless you want them.

02

We assess and match

Your child plays a short session with the teacher. We figure out their level, interests, and the right program fit.

03

Start structured lessons

Weekly sessions begin. You get a clear syllabus, practice tools, and progress updates. No guessing what they are learning.

04

Certifications when ready

When students reach the right grade, we prepare them for Trinity or MTB exams. Globally recognised credentials, not just participation certificates.

Every class is in English. No exceptions.

If your child has grown up abroad speaking English, they won't miss a beat here. All instruction, study materials, feedback, and practice tools are in English.

This isn't bilingual with Hindi mixed in. It's fully English-medium — so the focus stays on the music, not on figuring out what the teacher said.

For parents

You'll know exactly where your child stands.

Progress tracking

Clear grade levels with defined milestones. You see what they've learned, what's next, and how close they are to the next level. No vague "they're doing well."

Practice accountability

Digital practice tools with built-in tracking. You don't need to nag. The app gamifies it — streaks, scores, milestones. Kids practise because they want to.

Real credentials

Trinity College London and MTB graded exams. Not in-house certificates that mean nothing outside the school. Internationally recognised qualifications.

From parents & students

Don't take
our word for it.

Read all reviews

Gracenotes completely changed the way I understand music. The interactive tools and games make learning theory so much easier, and I've seen real improvement in my confidence and performance. It doesn't feel like regular classes — it feels inspiring.

AM
Aarav MehtaStudent · Mumbai, India

As a parent, I was looking for structured training, not just hobby classes. Gracenotes offers discipline, personal attention, and visible growth. The digital study materials and practice support make a big difference.

PN
Priya NairParent · Bengaluru, India

Being outside India, I wanted something that kept me connected to strong musical foundations. Gracenotes gives me that balance of classical discipline and modern creativity. The in-house learning tools are honestly brilliant.

RI
Rohan IyerStudent · Toronto, Canada (NRI)

I've tried traditional music lessons before, but this feels completely different. The gamified training and structured approach make progress measurable. It's professional, yet very personal.

EC
Emily CarterAdult Learner · London, UK

My daughter looks forward to every class. The growth in her rhythm and understanding is noticeable. What I appreciate most is that the system is thoughtfully designed — not random online teaching, but real education.

AR
Ananya RaoParent · Dubai, UAE (NRI)

I started guitar here two years ago with zero knowledge. Now I'm preparing for my Trinity Grade 3 exam. The practice tools they built in-house are something I haven't seen anywhere else — they actually make you want to practise.

SG
Siddharth GhoshStudent · Kolkata, India

We tried three different online teachers before Gracenotes. The difference is night and day. There's a proper syllabus, progress tracking, and my son actually retains what he learns between classes.

MK
Meera KrishnanParent · Melbourne, Australia (NRI)

As someone learning sitar in my 30s, I needed a teacher who could explain things clearly in English without dumbing it down. Gracenotes nailed that balance. The structured grading system keeps me accountable.

DT
David ThompsonAdult Learner · San Francisco, USA

Both my kids learn piano and violin here. What sold me was the MTB exam preparation — they passed their first grades within eight months. The teachers genuinely care about each student's progress.

KS
Kavitha SundaramParent · Singapore (NRI)

Gracenotes completely changed the way I understand music. The interactive tools and games make learning theory so much easier, and I've seen real improvement in my confidence and performance. It doesn't feel like regular classes — it feels inspiring.

AM
Aarav MehtaStudent · Mumbai, India

As a parent, I was looking for structured training, not just hobby classes. Gracenotes offers discipline, personal attention, and visible growth. The digital study materials and practice support make a big difference.

PN
Priya NairParent · Bengaluru, India

Being outside India, I wanted something that kept me connected to strong musical foundations. Gracenotes gives me that balance of classical discipline and modern creativity. The in-house learning tools are honestly brilliant.

RI
Rohan IyerStudent · Toronto, Canada (NRI)

I've tried traditional music lessons before, but this feels completely different. The gamified training and structured approach make progress measurable. It's professional, yet very personal.

EC
Emily CarterAdult Learner · London, UK

My daughter looks forward to every class. The growth in her rhythm and understanding is noticeable. What I appreciate most is that the system is thoughtfully designed — not random online teaching, but real education.

AR
Ananya RaoParent · Dubai, UAE (NRI)

I started guitar here two years ago with zero knowledge. Now I'm preparing for my Trinity Grade 3 exam. The practice tools they built in-house are something I haven't seen anywhere else — they actually make you want to practise.

SG
Siddharth GhoshStudent · Kolkata, India

We tried three different online teachers before Gracenotes. The difference is night and day. There's a proper syllabus, progress tracking, and my son actually retains what he learns between classes.

MK
Meera KrishnanParent · Melbourne, Australia (NRI)

As someone learning sitar in my 30s, I needed a teacher who could explain things clearly in English without dumbing it down. Gracenotes nailed that balance. The structured grading system keeps me accountable.

DT
David ThompsonAdult Learner · San Francisco, USA

Both my kids learn piano and violin here. What sold me was the MTB exam preparation — they passed their first grades within eight months. The teachers genuinely care about each student's progress.

KS
Kavitha SundaramParent · Singapore (NRI)
Ready?

One trial class.
That's all it takes.

Pick a slot in your timezone. Your child meets the teacher, tries the tools, plays a bit. If it clicks, we start. If not, zero obligation.