Since 2010

Learn Music the Right Way. Master Your Instrument Professional training in
Guitar, Keyboard, Drums, and Vocals.

Professional training in Guitar, Keyboard, Drums, and Vocals. We take you from your first note to Trinity College certification.

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The Curriculum Tiers

Choose the plan that fits your goals and schedule.

The Prelude

FOUNDATIONAL MASTERY

₹2,699 / month

  • 4 Private Sessions (30m)
  • Core Rhythm & Chords
  • Curated Song Roadmap
  • Practice Routine & Feedback
BEGIN JOURNEY
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The Sonata

ACCELERATED PERFORMANCE

₹4,999 / month

  • 8 Private Sessions (30m)
  • Advanced Technique
  • Dynamic Strumming
  • Expanded Repertoire
  • Weekly Performance Goals
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The Conservatory

TRINITY GRADE CERTIFICATION

₹6,499 / month

  • 12 Intensive Sessions
  • Complete Trinity Syllabus
  • Sight Reading & Aural
  • Mock Exams & Grading
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More Than Just
a Hobby.

At Richards Guitar Class, we believe music is a discipline. Whether you are picking up an instrument for the first time or aiming for Grade 8 certification, our proven teaching method ensures you understand the language of music, not just memorize songs.

“A strong technical foundation allows for true creative freedom.”

Exam Focused

Specializing in Trinity Rock & Pop and Classical syllabuses.

Multi-Instrumental

Comprehensive training in Guitar, Ukulele, Drums, Keyboards, & Bass. One solid foundation, applied to any instrument.

Western Notation

Full literacy in reading and writing music. We teach you to read the language, ensuring independence as a musician.

Frequent Enquiries

Yes. To maintain the rigorous practice standards required for our curriculum, students must have access to a quality instrument at home. We can provide consultation on purchasing an instrument commensurate with your skill level.

Sessions are scheduled based on mutual availability and are fixed monthly to ensure consistency and progress.

The Trinity exam is recommended but not mandatory. Students may choose a performance-focused pathway instead.