30 structured Alankaars — each with Aaroh and Avroh — that train your ear and fingers together, so you can start recognising notes and finding them on your bansuri yourself.
Learning song after song from notation or videos works — until you want to play something no one has written down. The missing piece is usually not more songs, it's fundamentals: hearing a swar and knowing where your fingers should go.
An alankaar is a short, repeating pattern of swars. Practising them every day builds exactly that connection between your ear and your fingers.
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A short introduction to how alankaars build ear training, finger speed and coordination.
Every swar from Sa to upper Sa with open, closed and half-hole positions clearly marked.
The full note range across the lower, middle and higher octave, and how breath and lip hole control the octave.
Each one written out with its Aaroh (ascending) and Avroh (descending) pattern, in a clear, easy-to-follow layout.
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Hear patterns and swars more clearly with regular, structured practice.
Start recognising notes while listening — the first step to playing songs by ear.
Smoother, more confident movement between notes, with less hesitation.
Always know what to practise next — one alankaar at a time.
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A few notes from students using the eBook alongside their practice.
"I've been playing casually for a couple of years but always felt shaky moving between notes. Got through the first ten alankaras and my Sa-Re-Ga transitions already feel less clunky. Wish I'd found this earlier."
"Bought it on a whim after seeing an ad, didn't expect much for ₹399. The patterns are laid out clearly and it's easy to follow without a teacher around. Only wish there were a few more advanced ones toward the end."
"My son is learning bansuri and his teacher recommended daily alankaar practice. This gives us something structured to work through between his classes. He's slowly getting faster at the ones we've covered so far."
"Simple, no-fuss PDF. I print a couple of pages at a time and keep them on my flute stand. Nothing fancy about it, it just does what it says on the page."
"Was struggling to find swars by ear. A few weeks into these patterns and I can anticipate where my fingers need to go before I've fully thought about it. Still very much a beginner, but this genuinely helped."
"Picked this up along with the monthly class plan. My teacher suggested using a couple of pages as warm-up before each session. Good value for what it costs."
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A digital PDF eBook with an introduction to alankaars, a bansuri finger chart, a notes & octaves guide and 30 alankaars, each written with Aaroh and Avroh. You can see sample pages in the free preview above.
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