Institute Of Indian Modern Music

Institute Of Indian Modern Music is over on Satara Road, specifically at number 21 A near the Inleth Budharani Hospital. You can usually hear us before you see us because there’s almost always someone practicing an instrument or singing. We have a few rooms set up for lessons, and they’re pretty basic—just some chairs, music stands, and the instruments. We teach a variety of styles, focusing on what’s popular and modern today. It’s a casual atmosphere where people of all ages come to learn. The staff here are all musicians themselves, so we’re more interested in the notes than in polished business meetings. The office area is just a small desk where we keep the schedule and collect the fees. Sometimes the hallways get crowded with cases and bags, but no one seems to mind. Being near the hospital means it’s a well-known landmark, so people don’t usually get lost trying to find us. We don’t have fancy recording studios, just honest spaces to sit and play. We spend a lot of time tuning guitars or fixing keyboards that have seen better days. It’s a bit of a messy, creative environment, but that’s how music should be anyway. We just open the doors in the morning and keep the music going until it’s time to head home. It’s a simple way to make a living and share what we know with others.