How many music classes are available in Yelahanka?
There are 7 verified music classes in Yelahanka. Each listing includes ratings, reviews, contact details, and photos to help you choose.
Which is the best music class in Yelahanka?
ShreeRadhe Music Class is one of the highest-rated music classes in Yelahanka with a 5.0 star rating on Google. Browse all 7 options to find the best fit.
How do I choose a music class in Yelahanka?
Look for classes with high Google ratings (4.0+), recent reviews, trial class availability, and proximity to your location. We list 7 verified options in Yelahanka with all these details.
Do music classes in Yelahanka offer trial sessions?
Many music classes in Yelahanka offer trial sessions. Look for the 'Trial Available' badge on individual listings to find ones that let you try before committing.
What is the average rating of music classes in Yelahanka?
The average Google rating of music classes in Yelahanka is 4.9 stars across 7 verified listings.
Best Music in Yelahanka 2026 — Where Locals Actually Go
Yelahanka has quietly built a decent music scene — tucked between the bustle of Yelahanka New Town main road and the quieter residential pockets near Kogilu Cross, you'll find everything from classical vocal schools to guitar academies. The stretch around Yelahanka Old Town and the roads fanning out towards Doddaballapura Road have seen a handful of serious music setups open up. Commute is generally easy — most places are within 15 minutes of Yelahanka Metro Station. Tap any name below to open the full listing.
Covers piano and singing with instructors who've earned a strong reputation for patient, personalised teaching. A solid first stop for anyone serious about building real foundations.
Running since 1987, this school offers both Hindustani and Carnatic vocal training with certified courses — rare at this fee band. One-on-one attention is a consistent strength here.
Covers guitar, piano, and singing under one roof, and offers international certifications for students who want formal recognition of their progress. The curriculum is structured and moves at a clear pace.
Guitar and piano classes with instructors who clearly care about where each student is starting from. Personalized pacing makes this one stand out if you've had patchy musical training before.
Guitar-focused with the added option of online classes — genuinely useful if your schedule doesn't always allow a commute. The community feel here is something students mention repeatedly.
A one-instructor setup where the teaching style is unhurried and confidence-focused — great if you've been put off by faster-paced group classes in the past. Guitar only, done well.
Studio
Block
Fees
Distance from Yelahanka Metro Station
Hamsalekha Music School
Yelahanka
Mid
~1.5 km
Bharatiya Sangeetha Vidyalaya
Yelahanka
Low
~2 km
Arvi Music Classes Purva
Yelahanka
Mid
~2.5 km
9th Chord Music Academy
Yelahanka
Mid
~1.8 km
Music 360
Yelahanka
Mid
~2 km
Prashanth's Guitar Academy
Yelahanka
Mid
~3 km
How to choose
Two things matter most when picking a music school in Yelahanka. First, check batch timing against your commute — if you're coming from the Kogilu Cross side or the new apartments near Yelahanka New Town, evening slots between 5 and 7pm fill up fast and can mean sitting in BBMP road-widening traffic. Second, be clear about whether you want classical Indian training or Western instruments — several schools here do both, but not all instructors teach both equally well. Every pick on this list offers a trial class, so use it before you commit.
Frequently asked questions
How much does music cost in Yelahanka?
As of June 2026, fees across Yelahanka music schools range from roughly ₹800–₹1,200 per month at the Low band to ₹1,500–₹2,500 at the Mid band. Bharatiya Sangeetha Vidyalaya sits at the more accessible end; most others on this list are mid-range.
Which music schools in Yelahanka are closest to Yelahanka Metro Station?
Hamsalekha Music School and 9th Chord Music Academy are both within roughly 1.5–1.8 km of Yelahanka Metro Station on the Green Line, making them the most practical options if you rely on the metro to get around.
Which school is best if I'm a complete beginner with no prior training?
Hamsalekha Music School and Prashanth's Guitar Academy are both worth trying first. Hamsalekha's instructors are specifically noted for patient, ground-up teaching, while Prashanth's keeps the pace low-pressure and confidence-first — both sensible starting points.
From what age can my child start music in Yelahanka?
Most schools here comfortably take children from age 6 onwards. Bharatiya Sangeetha Vidyalaya and 9th Chord Music Academy both work with the 6–10 age band and have structured approaches suited to younger learners. A few programmes accommodate children as young as 3–5 with the right setup.
What should I check during the trial class for my child?
Watch whether the instructor actually gets down to your child's level — literally and figuratively. Does the child look engaged or just obedient? Does the instructor explain why something sounds a certain way, not just repeat it? And notice whether the room is calm enough for a younger learner to focus without constant distraction.
Is this right for your child?
Best age band: 3–5 yrs; 6–10 yrs; 11+ yrs
What it builds: auditory memory; fine motor; emotional expression; patience; performance
Instructors here are noted for pacing classes around each child's readiness rather than a fixed syllabus. Annual performance opportunities give kids a concrete goal to work towards.
Nearly four decades of teaching gives this school a calm, unhurried atmosphere that suits children who take time to warm up. One-on-one attention is a real advantage at this fee band.
Patient teaching and a focus on getting basics right make this a reasonable choice for children starting from zero. Piano and singing are available, giving families some flexibility on instrument choice.