Our Philosophy

Herittage Harmmony

At Heritage Harmony, we embrace the rich tradition of Shashtriya Sangeet, welcoming students from all backgrounds with a focus on discipline, growth, and excellence. We believe music is a spiritual practice that connects the self with the cosmos, and our inclusive approach ensures that every student receives personalised training in vocal techniques and riyaz (practice), building a strong foundation for vocal development.

Discipline and focus are essential to mastering Shastriya Sangeet. Our academy nurtures these qualities, guiding students to view music as a journey of self-discovery that enhances both technical skills and emotional depth. Through workshops, annual concerts, and performance opportunities, we motivate students, giving them the exposure and recognition they deserve.

We are committed to helping each student overcome challenges, express their creativity, and reach their full potential as musicians. Our academy is a sanctuary for the soul, where music elevates the mind, body, and spirit, inspiring students to grow and thrive.

About Srijaani Ghos

Srijaani Ghos is a talented Indian singer based in Sydney, celebrated for her diverse repertoire and numerous live performances across Australia and India. With several albums to her name in Bengali, she recently released her Ghazal single "Reflection" with Hungama Music, which has garnered significant acclaim from both the music industry and audiences alike.

A notable achievement in her career includes winning the "Singing Super Star" competition in Australia, organized by Colors TV. Srijani's recent performance at the World Music Festival in Udaipur captivated millions, earning her widespread recognition and coverage in prominent publications, including The Hindustan Times.

She has collaborated with esteemed Bollywood music directors and is a seasoned musician whose dedication leaves a lasting impact. As a signed artist with Zee Music Co, she recently contributed her version of "Aan Milo Sajna" for the film "Gadar 2."

Srijani's contributions to music have been recognized with the prestigious Nightingale of India International Award for Working Women 2024, part of the 8th Edition of the Dr. Sarojini Naidu Award.

In addition to her musical accomplishments, she has made her debut in the mainstream Bengali film "Omor Songi," lending her voice to the title track. This marks her first duet with renowned Bollywood music director Arko. The music was released on January 10, 2025, with the film being released on January 31, 2025.

Her training in Hindustani classical vocals includes guidance from Guru Imam Ghulam of Allahabad (Prayag Gharana) and lessons in bhajan and thumri from Esha Bondopadhyay (Kolkata) of Lucknow Gharana. Currently, she is honing her skills under the tutelage of Shri Gautam Ghosal and Pt. Parthasarathi Desikan (Patiala Gharana). Srijani is also a respected music guru in Sydney, where she has operated her music academy, Heritage, for the past 15 years.

Notably, she has performed at the New South Wales Parliament during Diwali, showcasing Indian culture and heritage. As a sought-after personality, she frequently serves as a judge for music talent shows in Australia and abroad.

Srijani is recognized as a prominent figure in the Indian-Australian diaspora, contributing to the community through her music.

Curriculum - Class Structure

Traditional Hindustani Classical Training

(Patiala Gharana)

Raag Exploration:

In-depth study of various raags through:

Aalap: Understanding the raag's essence
Bandishes: Learning compositions
Vistaars: Expanding melodic phrases
Taan Sargams: Practicing intricate patterns

Fundamental Understanding:

Focus on notes and rhythms
Learning the rules of raag presentation

Vocal Training Sessions

Techniques:

Paltas - Exercises for vocal agility
Alankars - Ornamentation practices
Voice Training - Modulation and control techniques

Genre Exploration::

Semi-classical
Ghazals
Devotional
Commercial songs

Commercial Song Integration:

Concert Preparation
Occasional teaching of popular songs to enhance performance repertoire

Refining Skills: From Practice to Performance

Student Performances:

Workshops are held quarterly, while concerts are organised annually, providing students with valuable opportunities to develop their skills as performers. These events are designed to enhance their musical growth and stage confidence, with a focus on the following areas:

Performance Skills
Techniques for effective stage presence
Understanding lyrics and compositions for impactful delivery

Riyaz (Practice) Guidelines:

Structured Practice
Rules and timings for effective riyaz
Goal-oriented sessions tailored to individual aspirations

Class Schedule and Attendance Policy

Class Schedule

4 classes per month; no classes on the 5th week
Classes typically last 1 hour; may extend if necessary

Attendance policy

Classes are held weekly in 1-hour sessions. Students are encouraged to attend their scheduled classes regularly. However, in cases where a class is canceled or missed, the following policies apply:

Class Cancellations: If a scheduled class is canceled, a makeup session will be arranged.
Missed Classes: If a makeup class cannot be scheduled, students will receive credit for the missed session.
Student Absences: Missed classes are generally forfeited; however, students may attend a similar class on another day if available.
Recorded Lessons: Session recordings will be uploaded to class groups for reference.

Class Location & Timings

Bardia (Near Edmonson Park), NSW, AU
THURSDAY
- 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM - KIDS CLASS
- 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM - ADULTS CLASS
Kellyville, NSW, AU
SUNDAY
- 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM - KIDS CLASS
- 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM - ADULTS CLASS