UNVEILING THE PEDAGOGICAL WISDOM: EXPLORING THE TEACHING METHODOLOGY OF USTAD LACHHMAN SINGH SEEN
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https://doi.org/10.29121/shodhkosh.v5.i4.2024.3784Keywords:
Indian Classical Music, Music Pedagogy, Psychological Teaching Methods, Technical Music Training, Rigorous Practice, Creative Artistry, Scientific Approach To Music, Musical Etiquette, Student-Centric TeachingAbstract [English]
This paper delves into the pedagogical contributions of UstadLachhman Singh Seen, a revered Guru in the Indian classical music tradition. Renowned for his comprehensive approach to teaching, UstadSeen's methods integrate both psychological and technical aspects of music education. His holistic pedagogy, derived from the Guru-Shishya tradition, emphasizes the student's innate capabilities, fostering creativity, rigorous practice, and a deep understanding of musical intricacies. By examining his strategies, which include personalized instruction, scientific analysis of music, and nurturing a lifelong bond with students, the paper highlights his profound impact on his disciples and the broader field of classical music. UstadSeen'steaching legacy extends beyond musical techniques, including cultivating a scientific approach, promoting correct and severe practice, and instilling confidence and musical etiquette in his students. His dedication to music education and his students' development has left an indelible mark on the classical music landscape.
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