Ankit Sharma

“The voice follows what the ear learns to recognise.”

Ankit Sharma is a Hindustani classical vocalist, researcher, and educator devoted to the meditative, contemplative gayaki of the Indore Gharana.

✓ M.A. / M.F. in Music — Central University of Punjab, Bathinda.

✓ UGC-CARE Listed Researcher — Published author on Indian classical vocal aesthetics and pedagogy.

✓ Indore Gharana Lineage — Trained under senior doyen Dr. Tajinder Pal Singh, descending directly from Prof. R.S. Bisht and Ustad Amir Khan Sahib.

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Teaching Philosophy & Voice Culture

In conventional Indian music education, disciples are often taught through mechanical repetition without an understanding of acoustic biology or ear calibration. Ankit Sharma’s pedagogical model synthesizes scientific vocal mechanics with traditional Gurukul intimacy:

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1. Ear Training Precedes Singing

Before your voice can hold a steady note, your ear must recognize micro-tonal variations. We develop acute auditory discrimination so you become your own primary critic.

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2. Diaphragmatic Breath Grounding

Throat tension and vocal strain vanish when the voice is supported from the pelvic floor and diaphragm. Kharaj practice builds natural resonance in the chest and sinus cavities.

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3. The Discipline of Sanjiidgi

Following Ustad Amir Khan Sahib's principle of maturity and emotional gravitas, we prioritize raag purity, swara-lagav, and peaceful Alaapchari over superficial acrobatics.

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Explore the 4-Generation Teaching Dial

See how the musical lineage flowed from Ustad Amir Khan Sahib to Prof. R.S. Bisht, Dr. Tajinder Pal Singh, and Ankit Sharma.