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 FAQ · Workshops & learning

# How do I find a good Indian classical piano teacher?

 Updated 5 November 2026

 

To find a good Indian classical piano teacher, or guru, look for one who can tell you who they learned from. From your first lesson, a good teacher checks your hand position at the keys. On KalaSudha, each teacher's lineage is on their profile. Pick one yourself, or ask us to match you.

Lessons are live and online, from £30 / $30 an hour, set by each teacher. If you have played before, your teacher first reviews where you stand. Where enough learners sign up, we also bring workshops and summer camps near them. [Ask about Indian classical piano lessons in the Academy](/en-au/academy).



 

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