Arkapravo Ghosh
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Arkapravo Ghosh
Bachelors degree
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Each lesson is 55 min
50 lessons
20% off
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30 lessons
15% off
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20 lessons
10% off
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10 lessons
5% off
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1 lessons
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About your music teacher
I’m a passionate music educator with over fifteen years of experience nurturing musicians of all ages and backgrounds. With a Bachelor’s degree in Music, I’ve dedicated my career to sharing the beauty and discipline of sound in its many forms. My teaching embraces a wide range of genres including Baroque, Jazz, Rock, and Contemporary styles, allowing students to explore both classical foundations and modern expressions. I focus on music theory, performance, composition, and improvisation—helping learners understand not only how to play, but why music moves us. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of mentoring students for live stage performances, music competitions, and advanced academic pursuits in music. Many of my students have grown to perform confidently on stage, compose their own pieces, and even begin teaching others. I believe every student has a unique musical story, and my goal is to guide them toward finding their own sound and confidence through consistent practice and creative exploration. Teaching Philosophy: I believe music education should go far beyond technical mastery—it should ignite imagination, emotion, and individuality. My classroom is a space where curiosity thrives and mistakes are seen as stepping stones to growth. I combine structure with encouragement, tradition with innovation, and discipline with joy. Each lesson is tailored to meet the learner’s goals, whether that means preparing for graded exams, building performance skills, or simply developing a lifelong relationship with music. For me, teaching music is not just about creating musicians—it’s about inspiring human connection, self-expression, and the courage to communicate through sound.
Arkapravo graduated from Maulana Azad College

Your music teacher expertise
Provincial-specific curriculum (CA)
GCSE (UK)
R&B
Jazz
Blues
State-Specific Standards (USA)
Learner types for music lessons
Home schooled
Music for Advanced
Music for Intermediate
Music for Adults
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
Music for Beginners
Music lessons at a glance
My music methodology is built on the belief that learning music should be both structured and inspiring. I combine traditional techniques with contemporary approaches to create a dynamic and engaging learning experience. Every lesson begins with a focus on strong fundamentals—music theory, rhythm, notation, and ear training—while gradually incorporating creativity through improvisation, composition, and live performance. I design lesson plans around each student’s goals, learning pace, and preferred genres, ensuring that every learner feels challenged yet comfortable. Classical discipline helps build precision and control, while modern genres like Jazz, Rock, and Contemporary styles encourage freedom of expression. Practical application is central to my teaching—students perform, compose, and collaborate to truly internalize what they learn. I also emphasize critical listening and interpretation, helping students understand the emotional and cultural context behind every piece. My aim is not only to teach how to play music, but how to feel, think, and live it—turning each session into a meaningful journey of sound, creativity, and self-discovery.
Types of music lessons
Music Production
Music Composition
Music Theory
Live Performance
Music for beginners
Music

Music concepts taught by Arkapravo
The student practiced guitar techniques, including scales, chord progressions, and improvisation over blues tracks in A and E. The tutor provided feedback on timing, transitions, and melodic phrasing. Homework includes practicing specific songs, scales on blues tracks, and improvisational techniques focusing on smoother transitions.
6/8 Timing and 'I Put a Spell on You'
Blues Scale Improvisation Dynamics
Minimizing Position Shifts in Blues Improvisation
Harmonic Minor Scale
Open Chords
The student practiced several songs and scales, focusing on chord transitions, rhythm, and improvisation techniques. The session included string-skipping exercises and an introduction to improvising over an E blues track using the E minor blues scale. The student was assigned to practice string-skipping exercises, work on lyrical lines for "I Put a Spell on You," and explore the modes of the A harmonic minor.
Harmonic Minor Modes
Applying Blues Scales and Licks
Singing and Playing Simultaneously
String Skipping Exercises for Fluency
Melody Line Importance for Improvisation
The Student practiced guitar techniques including rhythm variations (straight vs. swing) and integrating singing with playing on "I Put a Spell on You". The tutor introduced harmonic minor scales and their modes for blues improvisation and assigned exercises to differentiate rhythms and learn harmonic minor shapes, along with practicing given songs.
Guitar Comping Rhythms
Singing and Playing Synchronization
Swing Feel in Blues
Harmonic Minor Scale
Lydian Sharp 2 Scale
The Student and Tutor reviewed improvisation techniques and fretboard navigation, focusing on applying scales and arpeggios to blues tracks. The Student was assigned to practice singing along while playing chords to internalize melodies and to learn the melody of "Walk Don't Run" by The Ventures. They also discussed analyzing song structures and identifying key sections within improvisations.
Responding to the Music's Energy
Playing Over Chord Changes
Improvisation and Melody
Identifying Key Sections in Improvisation
Fretboard Knowledge and Higher Frets
The Student practiced rhythm guitar techniques over a blues track, focusing on sparse playing, chord transitions, and incorporating arpeggios and licks. They also explored major, dominant seventh, and minor scales over the same progression. The Student was assigned to practice only with the provided track to internalize the concepts discussed.
Scale Choices Over Blues Progressions: Major
Dominant
and Minor
The Influence of Room Acoustics vs. On-Stage Sound
Fixed Melodic Licks: Creating Recognizable Themes
Transition Licks: Connecting Chords with Melodic Phrases
Combining Rhythm
Arpeggios
The Student practiced rhythm guitar techniques for blues and funk genres, focusing on playing in a trio setting. They worked on different chord voicings, incorporating 7th chords and transition notes. The Tutor assigned practicing the provided drum and bass grooves, emphasizing playing "in between" the established rhythm to enhance the musicality of the tracks.
Accompanying as an Art Form
Chord Voicings and Positions
Trio Dynamics vs. Full Band Dynamics
Playing In-Between Notes
Playing in the Pocket
Teaching tools used in music classes
Backing Track Libraries
Ear Training Software
Vocal Warm-Up Apps
Recording Apps
Metronome spps
Interactive music lessons
Mobile joining
Chat for quick help
Note taking
Open Q&A
Record lessons

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