Music

Here is the information about best music schools and courses in India:
1) KMMC: The Conservatory Chennai
Established by the A.R. Rahman foundation in 2008, the KM Music Conservatory is one of the best institutes in India. The living legend of Music, A.R. Rahman, serves as the head principal of the institute. What more do you want from a musical institute? Located on the campus of KM College of Music and Technology, this institute boasts of powerful faculty members having vast experience in the world of music.
The institute offers a plethora of courses from part-time to full-time, suitable for all ages. The full-time courses are in collaboration with the Middlesex University in the UK.
2) Madras Music Academy
This is one of the oldest music academies of India. Established in the year 1928, this institute has been influential to promote the Carnatic style of Indian classical music. The academy offers full-time and part-time courses, as well as a special vocal music course for a duration of 4 years.
Apart from these courses, the academy also hosts special endowment programme, workshops, annual competitions and collaborative events.
3) Swarnabhoomi Academy of Music, Tamil Nadu
Founded by GRK Reddy, in the year 2010, SAM boasts of a top class faculty which includes acclaimed musicians not only from India, but some of the best jazz, Latin, and rock musicians from the USA. Not to mention, the faculty also consists of members from legendary bands such as Dream Theater, Journey, and Yes.
Apart from offering a Bachelor's degree, Diploma in music performance and Diploma in music production, it also conducts summer programmes, 5-day camp, and special workshops.
4) Delhi School of Music
If you are interested in the Western Classical music, this is the place to be. Established in the year 1966, by Dr. H. J. Koellreutter, this one of the few music schools in India that have a tie-up with the some of the best European music schools viz. The Royal Schools of Music and the Trinity School of Music.
One of the best institutes to learn western classical music, the Delhi School of Music caters to more than 1300 students yearly. It offers courses on learning guitar, piano, cello, violin, recorded, and flute.