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Aim : To make these young aspirants in to professional Artistes with the knowledge of Modern Techniques.

Objective : To provide a facility where, these young aspirants will get training from professionals in various

performing art forms like Music / Dance / Theatre.

This will include

a) Quality Performance

b) Research

c) Criticism

d) Teaching

e) Exploring Modern techniques etc.

By respecting old tradition of ‘Guru Shishya Parampara’ in Music & Dance, we have adopted traditional ‘Gurukul

System’ for our courses in Music & Dance. In this system Music & Dance students are actually getting practical

training from their respective Gurus recognized / approved by the University. Theoretical subjects are taught at the

said centre. Students practice at the center which is monitored by faculty members.

Under the Gurukul pattern more importance is given to practical training, performances, encouragement to

innovative group activity and inter disciplinary approach. These are some salient features of this course.

We have also made provision for external students to take admission for the said degree courses, provided student’s

Guru is ready to take responsibility in writing of completing the theory syllabus along with practical.

To guide us to enhance activities of the centre, to prepare the syllabus, to check quality of teaching, to organize

workshops, seminars and various kinds of performances, eminent Performing Artistes, Maestros from the respective

art fields are associated with this School of Performing Arts as advisors.

Looking at the vision of Bharati Vidyapeeth, dedication, quality of infrastructure, all these artistes have given full

support to this institute.

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Bharati Vidyapeeth UniversitySchool of Performing Arts

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Advisory Committee :

Vocal :

Instrumental : (Non- Percussion)

Instrumental Percussion : (Tabla / Pakhawaj)

Dance :

Padmavibhushan Pt. Shivkumar Sharma,

Padmabhushan Pt. Rajan and Padmabhushan Pt. Sajan Mishra, Pt. Ronu Majumdar

Following performing artistes are on the Guru panel (Graduation, Post Graduation Course)

Dr. Vikas Kashalkar, Pt. Babanrao Haldankar, Pt. Arun Kashalkar, Pt. Ajay Pohankar, Pt. Ajoy Chakrabarty, Pandita

Padma Talwalkar, Pandita Aarti Ankalikar, Pt. Vijay Koparkar, Pt. Uday Bhawalkar, Pt. Ravindra Ghangurde, Dr.

Mohankumar Darekar, Pt. Rajendra Kandalgaonkar, Pt. Hemant Pendse, Pt. Kamalakar Paralikar, Pandita Anjali

Malkar, Pandita Manjiri Alegaonkar, Pt. Kalpna Zokarkar, Pt. Raghunandan Panshikar etc.

Harmonium : Pt. Sharangdhar Sathe, Pt. Pramod Marathe

Sitar : Ustd. Usman Khan

Flute : Pt. K.L. Ginde, Pt. Rajendra Kulkarni

Violin : Pt. Atul Upadhye, Pt. Swapna Datar

Santoor : Dr. Dhananjay Daithankar

Sarod : Pt. Rajan Kulkarni, Pt. Shekhar Borkar, Pt. Pradip Barot

Shehnai/Sundri : Dr. Pramod Gaikwad

Sarangi : Pt. Dhruvjyoti Ghosh

Pt. Suresh Talwalkar, Pt. Arwind Kumar Azad, Pt. Nayan Ghosh, Pt. Vijay Ghate, Pt. Ramdas Palsule, Pt. Umesh

Moghe, Pt. Suresh Samant, Pt. Keshav Jagdale, Pt. Milind Pote, Pt. Bharat Kamat, Pt. Govind Bhilare.

Bharatnatyam : Dr. Sucheta Chapekar, Pandita Swati Daithankar, Pandita Arundhati Patwardhan,

Pandita Vaishali Parasnis, Pandita Priya Joshi.

Kathak : Pandita Maneesha Sathe, Pandita Shama Bhate, Pandita Roshan Datye, Pandita Manjiri Karulkar, Pandita

Asawari Patankar, Pandita Shambhavi Dandekar, Pandita Rujuta Soman, Pandita Sharvari Jamenis, Pandita Abha

Wamburkar, Pandita Shilpa Datar, Pandita Sanjukta Sinha etc.

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Bachelor of Arts - Graduation Course (Music / Dance) Duration : Three Years

Master of Arts - Post Graduation Course (Music / Dance) Duration : Two years

Ph.D. Course - (Music / Dance)

Certificate & Diploma Courses - (Music / Dance) Modular Course

Certificate Course - Acting (Theatre & TV Serial) Duration : One Year

(Semester System - Gurukul Pattern)

Music : (Vocal, Instrumental, Percussion)

Dance : (Bharatnatyam, Kathak)

Format : Theory and Practical

Tution & other fees : Rs. 16,000/- per year & Examination fees will be extra.Fees for hostel accommodation will be additional.

(Semester System - Gurukul Pattern)




Tution & other fees : Rs. 21,000/- per year & Examination fees will be extra.

Fees for hostel accommodation will be additional.

(Note : For above mentioned courses fee structure will be three times for

foreign students.)

Ph.D. Course in Music and Dance





Tution & other fees : Rs.15,000/- per year & Examination fees will be extra.

Bharati Vidyapeeth University

School of Performing Arts

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Specialization :

Music : (Hindustani Classical)

Vocal : Khayal, Dhrupad

Instrumental (Non-Percussion) : Harmonium, Sitar, Flute, Violin, Santoor, Sarod, Shehnai, Sundri, Sarangi

Instrumental (Percussion) : Tabla, Pakhawaj

Dance : Bharatnatyam, Kathak

Minimum Qualification to Apply th

1) Any student after passing 12 std. (HSC) or equivalent examination can apply for the course.

2) Candidate has to undergo a common audition test before University recognized panel of eminent scholars from

the field of Music / Dance. Candidate has to pass the audition test.

3) This course is not for beginners. Candidate should have basic knowledge in the field for which he/she is

applying.

Minimum mandatory experience while applying :

Music :

a) Vocal :

Candidate should know at least three Ragas and should be able to sing Chhota Khayal composition with Alaap

and Taan or Dhrupad with its Vistar for 10 Minutes.

b) Instrumental (Non-Percussion) :

(Harmonium, Sitar, Flute, Violin, Santoor, Sarod, Shehnai, Sundri, Sarangi)

Nine streams are available for this course. Candidate should know at least three Regas and should be able to

play Madhyalaya Gat or Chhota Khayal with Alaap & Taan for 10 Minutes.

c) Instrumental (Percussion) :

Candidate should know at least two Taals. Candidate should know the components of Tabla / Pakhawaj solo

performance & should have basic knowledge of accompaniment. Candidate should be able to perform / play

Kayada / Paran, Rela, Tukda etc. for 10 Minutes.

Dance :

a) Bharatnatyam : Candidate should be able to perform solo Bharatnatyam with focus on Nritta and Abhinaya

(Compositions like Alaripu, Jatiswaram, Kautukam, or Shlok) for 10 minutes.

b) Kathak : Candidate Should have knowledge of at least two different Taals. Candidate Should be able to

perform solo Kathak for 10 minutes showing Vandana, Gatbhav, Thumari, Toda, Tukda, etc. in one Taal.

Bachelor of Arts - Graduation Course

(Three Years full time course)

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B.A. (Music / Dance) New Course

(Applicable from June 2015-16)

(Choice Based Credit System)

Semester wise detailed Chart of Graduation Course structure

First Year st1 Semester

Sr. No. Subject Paper Title Credits

1 Language 1 English 01

2 Language 2 Marathi 01

3 Theory 3A Notation System

(Vocal / Instrumental)

Theory 3B Notation System 02

(Percussion)

Theory 3C Notation System

(Dance)

4 Viva 1 Oral Exam 07

5 Practical 1 Stage Performance 14

Total 25

nd2 Semester




3 Theory 3 Introduction to

(Music/Dance) Indian Performing Arts 02

(Common Paper)



Total 25

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rd3 Semester


1 Language 1 Hindi 01

2 Language 2 Sanskrit 01

3 Theory 3A Raga & Taal Concept,

(Vocal / Instrumental) Yoga & Music

Theory 3B History of Percussion Instruments

(Percussion) in India, Origin of Tabla, Pakhawaj 02

in Indian Classical Music

Theory 3C History of Dance - Tribal, Folk,

(Dance) Classical, Modern



Total 25

th4 Semester




3 Theory 3A Forms of Music, Time Theory,

(Vocal / Instrumental) Swara-Shruti Division

Theory 3B Significance and Importance

(Percussion) of Indian Rhythmic 02

Instruments in Music

Theory 3C Dance & Allied Arts,

(Dance) Physiology of Dance



Total 25

Second Year B.A. (Music / Dance)

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th5 Semester


1 Theory 1A Introduction to Gharana,

(Vocal / Instrumental) Classical, Semi Classical &

Light Forms, Folk Music

of Maharashtra

Theory 1B Accompaniment to Classical 02(Percussion) and Semi-Classical Music

Theory 1C “Rangbhoosha”, Study of Indian

(Dance) Classical Dance Forms



Total 25

th6 Semester


Musicians and Musicologist,1 Theory 1A

(Vocal / Instrumental/ Classification of Indian

) Instruments, Aesthetics of MusicPercussion

Aesthetics of Dance, 02Theory 1C

(Dance) Introduction to Dance Texts

4 Viva 1 08Oral Exam


Total 25

Third Year B.A. (Music / Dance)

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Examination and Evaluation :

A) Theory :External:External semester examination will be conducted at the end of each semester by the University. Each language paper will be of 01 Credit and other theory paper will be of 02 Credits. Semester examination of language paper will be of one hour and theory paper will be of two hours.

Internal:Two theory internal assignments of 10% marks each.

B) Practical:Music and Dance are Performing Arts. Special emphasis is given on practical.

Practical examination will be distributed in two parts :

1) Viva

2) Stage Performance

(In Internal Examination student learning vocal/Instrumental or Dance has to play at least one Theka on Tabla or Mridangam & Student learning Percussion Instrument has to play at least one Bandish or Gat on Harmonium in any one Raga prescribed in the syllabus)

C) For theory & practical papers total marks will be calculated including Internal & External marks.

D) Mark sheet of every semester examination will be given to the student.

Internal Exam External Exam Credits

(Per Semester)

a) Semester - I to IV 40% 60% 07

b) Semester - V & VI 40% 60% 08

B.A. (Music / Dance)

Internal Exam External Exam Credits(Per Semester)

a) Semester - I to IV 40% 60% 14

b) Semester - V & VI 40% 60% 15

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E) Standard of Passing :

Student has to obtain minimum 40% marks for all the heads of passing (Language, Theory & Practical) to pass

in that particular semester. For theory papers, practical & viva other than languages students must get

minimum 40% marks in external examination as well as minimum 40% marks in internal examination.

F) Criteria for calculation of final Grade :

The final passing Grade will be awarded to the student by calculating C.G.P. A. (Cumulative Grade Point

Average) based on the marks obtained in semester I to VI together.

C.G.P.A. Grade

8.00 - 10.00 O

7.00 - 7.99 A+

6.00 - 6.99 A

5.50 - 5.99 B+

5.00 - 5.49 B

4.00 - 4.99 C

0.00 - 3.99 D

G) Attendance :

1 During all the courses, student's regular attendance is required.

2 75% attendance is necessary for theory papers and 80% attendance is necessary for practical which

includes Talks, small projects, group discussion, practical training sessions, practice, workshops,

seminars etc.

H) Revaluation and Re-validation of answer paper :

University rules will be applicable for theory paper only. These rules are not applicable for practical

examination as well as part of it.

I) A.T.K.T. :If a student fails in not more than two subjects (including Theory, Practical, Viva & Other subjects. These

subjects include UE & IA) for Semester I & Semester II together he/she will be allowed to keep term for ndSemester III of 2 year.

If a student fails in not more than two subjects (including Theory, Practical, Viva & Other subjects. These subjects include UE & IA) for Semester III & Semester IV together he/she will be allowed to keep term for

rd stSemester V of 3 year. Student must have pass all Subjects in Semester I & Semester II of 1 year.


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Specialization :


Vocal : Khayal, Dhrupad

Instrumental (Non-Percussion) : Harmonium, Sitar, Flute, Violin, Santoor, Sarod, Shehnai, Sundri, Sarangi



Minimum Qualification to Apply

1) Any student after passing graduation examination or equivalent examination from a recognized institute / University

can apply for the course.

2) Candidate has to undergo a common audition test before University recognized panel of eminent scholars from the

field of Music/ Dance. Candidate has to pass the audition test.

3) This course is not for beginners. Candidate should have good knowledge of the field in which he/she is applying.

Minimum Mandatory Experience while applying :

Music :

a) Vocal : Candidate should have been trained in at least seven Ragas and sing Khayal (Vilambit & Drut) with Alaap and

Taan or Dhrupad with its Vistar by playing his/her own Tanpura for 15 Minutes.

b) Instrumental (Non-Percussion) :

(Harmonium, Sitar, Flute, Violin, Santoor, Sarod, Shehnai, Sundri, Sarangi)

Nine streams are available for this course, Candidate should have been trained in at least seven Ragas and should

play Masitkhani & Razakhani Gat or Khayal (Vilambit & Drut) with Alaap & Taan for 15 Minutes.

c) Instrumental ( Percussion) :

Candidate should know at least five Taals. Candidate should know solo performance of Tabla / Pakhawaj &

accompaniment. Candidate should be able to perform Peshkar / Prastar, Kayda, Paran, Chakradhar, Rela, Tukda, etc

for 15 Minutes.

Dance :

a) Bharatnatyam : Candidate should be able to perform solo Bharatnatyam with focus on Koutukam, Padam,

Varnam, Tillana for 15 minutes.

b) Kathak : Candidate should know at least three different Taals. Candidate should be able to perform solo Kathak for

15 minutes showing Vandana, Gatbhav, Tatkar with its specialities, Layakari, Farmaishi Chakradhar, Paran,

Thumari, Toda, Tukda etc.

Master of Arts - Post Graduation Course

(Two years Full time Course)

}(Choice Based Credit System)

Semester wise detailed Chart of Post Graduation Course structure st First year 1 Semester


1 Theory 1A History of Indian Music


Theory 1B History of Indian Music

(Percussion)

Theory 1C History of Dance (Indian) & 02

(Bharatnatyam) Study of Ancient Texts

Theory 1D History of Dance (Indian) &

(Kathak) Study of Ancient Texts



Total 25

nd 2 Semester


1 Theory 2A Theoretical study of Ragas


Theory 2B Theoretical study of Talas(Percussion) 02

Theory 2C Choreography

(Bharatnatyam)

Theory 2D Choreography(Kathak)



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M.A. (Music / Dance) New Course

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1 Theory 3A Aesthetics in Music and(Vocal / Instrumental) Applied Music

Theory 3B Aesthetics in Music and

(Percussion) Applied Music 02

Theory 3C Aesthetics in Dance

(Bharatnatyam)

Theory 3D Aesthetics in Dance

(Kathak)



Total 25

th 4 Semester


1 Theory 4A Writing on Music & Teaching

(Vocal / Instrumental) Methodology of Music

Theory 4B Writing on Music & Teaching(Percussion) Methodology of Music

Theory 4C 02Writing on Dance & Teaching(Bharatnatyam) Methodology of Dance

Theory 4D Writing on Dance & Teaching(Kathak) Methodology of Dance

3 Viva 1 08Oral Exam

2 Practical 1 15Stage Performance

Total 25

Second Year M.A. (Music / Dance)

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A) Theory :External:External semester examination will be conducted at the end of each semester by the University. Each semester will have one theory paper. External theory paper will be of 02 Credits & the duration of the theory paper would be three hours.

Internal:Two theory internal assignments of 10% marks each and small Project of 20% marks.

B) Practical:Music and Dance being Performing Arts. Special emphasis is given on practical.

Practical examination will be distributed in two parts

1 : Viva : 08 Credits (Per Semester)

i) External Examination : 60% marks

ii) Internal Examination : 40% marks

2 : Stage Performance : 15 Credits (Per Semester)

i) External Practical examination : 60% marks (Detailed plus short stage performance)

ii) Internal Examination : 30% marks

iii) Internal assessment by ‘Guru’ : 10% marks

(In Internal Examination student learning vocal/Instrumental or Dance has to play at least one Theka on Tabla or Mridangam & Student learning Percussion Instrument has to play at least one Bandish or Gat on Harmonium in any one Raga prescribed in the syllabus)



E) Standard of Passing :

Student has to obtain minimum 40% marks for all the heads of passing (Theory & Practical) to pass in that

particular semester. For theory papers, practical & viva, students must get minimum 40% marks in external

examination as well as minimum 40% marks in internal examination.

M.A. (Music / Dance)

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G) Attendance :1 During all the courses, student's regular attendance is required.2 75% attendance is necessary for theory papers and 80% attendance is necessary for practical

which includes lectures, small projects, group discussions, practical training sessions, practice, workshops, seminars etc.

H) Revaluation and Re-validation of answer paper :

University rules will be applicable for theory papers only. These rules are not applicable for pracitcal examination as well as part of it.

I) A.T.K.T. :If a student fails in not more than two subjects (including Theory, Practical & Viva. These subjects include UE

nd& IA) for Semester I & Semester II together he/she will be allowed to keep term for Semester III of 2 year.

F) Criteria for calculation of final Grade.

The final passing Grade will be awarded to the student by calculating C.G.P. A. (Cumulative Grade

Point Average) based on the marks obtained in semester I to IV together.

C.G.P.A. Grade

8.00 - 10.00 O

7.00 - 7.99 A+

6.00 - 6.99 A

5.50 - 5.99 B+

5.00 - 5.49 B

4.00 - 4.99 C

0.00 - 3.99 D


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B.A. (Music / Dance) Old Course (Applicable for students

admitted during academic year 2013-2014 & 2014-2015)

Semester wise detailed Chart of Graduation Course structure

First Year st 1 Semester

Sr. No. Subject Paper Title Marks



3 Theory 3A Notation System


Theory 3B Notation System 50

(Percussion)

Theory 3C Notation System

(Dance)



Total 200

nd2 Semester


Language 1 1 English 25


3 Theory 3 Introduction to

(Music/Dance) Indian Performing Arts 50

(Common Paper)



Total 200

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Second Year B.A. (Music / Dance)

rd3 Semester


1 Language 1 Hindi 25 2 Language 2 Sanskrit 25

3 Theory 3A Raga & Taal Concept,

(Vocal / Instrumental) Yoga & Music

Theory 3B History of Percussion

(Percussion) Instruments in India, Origin of 50

Tabla in Indian Classical Music

Theory 3C History of Dance - Tribal, Folk,

(Dance) Classical, Modern


5 Practical 1 Stage Performance 50 Total 200

th4 Semester




3 Theory 3A Forms of Music, Time Theory,

(Vocal / Instrumental) Swara-Shruti Division

Theory 3B Significance and Importance

(Percussion) of Rhythmic Instruments 50

Tabla / Pakhawaj in Music

Theory 3C Dance & Allied Arts,

(Dance) Physiology of Dance



Total 200

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th5 Semester


1 Theory 1A Introduction to Gharana,

(Vocal / Instrumental) Classical, Semi Classical &

Light Forms, Folk Music

of Maharashtra

Theory 1B Accompaniment to All 50

(Percussion) Kinds of Music

1C “Rangbhoosha”, Study of Indian Theory (Dance) Classical Dance Forms



Total 200

th6 Semester


1 Theory 1A Musicians and Musicologist,

(Vocal / Instrumental) Classification of Indian Instruments, Aesthetics of Music

Aesthetics of Percussion Theory 1B 50

Instruments (Tabala & Pakhwaj)(Percussion)

Aesthetics of Dance, Theory 1C

(Dance) Introduction to Dance Texts



Total 200

Third Year B.A. (Music / Dance)

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A) Theory :

External:

External semester examination will be conducted at the end of each semester by

the University. Each language paper will be of 25 marks and other theory paper

will be of 40 marks. Semester examination of language paper will be of one hour

and theory paper will be of two hours.

Internal:

Two theory internal assignments of 5 marks each.

B) Practical:

Music and Dance are Performing Arts. Special emphasis is given on practical.

Practical examination will be distributed in two parts :

1) Viva : 50 marks

a) Semester Exam : 30 marks

b) Internal Exam : i) Internal assessment by Guru 10 marks

ii) Internal Exam 10 marks

2) Stage Performance 50 marks

a) Performance on stage 40 marks

b) Internal Exam 10 marks

(Student learning vocal/Instrumental or Dance has to play at least

one Theka on Tabla or Mridangam & Student learning Percussion Instrument

has to play at least one Bandish or Gat on Harmonium, prescribed in the

syllabus)

C) For theory & practical papers total marks will be calculated including

Internal & External marks.



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E) Examination and Evaluation :

Student has to obtain minimum 40% marks for all the heads of passing (Language, Theory & Practical) to pass in that particular semester. For theory papers, practical & viva other than languages students must get minimum 40% marks of external examination as well as minimum 40% marks out of total of internal and external examination.

F) Criteria for calculation of final grade :

The final passing grade will be awarded to the students based on the marks obtained by him / her for semester I to VI together and will be awarded grade as follows

Total out of 100% Grade

75% - 100% O : Outstanding

65% - 74.9% A : Very Good

55% - 64.9% B : Good

50% - 54.9% C : Satisfactory

45% - 49.9% D : Average

40% - 44.9% E : Pass

0% - 39.9% F : Fail

G) Attendance :

1 During all the courses, student's regular attendance is required.

2 75% attendance is necessary for theory papers and 80% attendance is

necessary for practical which includes lectures, small projects, group

discussion, practical training sessions, practice, workshops, seminars etc.

H) Revaluation and Re-validation of answer paper

University rules will be applicable for theory paper only. These rules are not applicable for practical examination as well as part of it.

I) A.T.K.T.

If a student fails in not more than two heads of passing (theory / practical) for semester I & ndsemester II together, he / she will be allowed to keep term for the semester III of 2 year.

If a student fails in not more than two heads of passing (theory / practical) for semester III rd& semester IV together, he / she will be allowed to keep term for the semester V of 3 year,

stbut he / she should not have any backlog of Semester I and Semester II of 1 year.


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(Choice Based Credit System)

Semester wise detailed Chart of Post Graduation Course structure st

First year 1 Semester


1 Theory 1A History of Music

(Vocal / Instrumental) (Ancient Time)

Theory 1B History of Music

(Percussion) (Ancient Time)

02Theory 1C History of Dance (Indian) &

(Bharatnatyam) Study of Ancient Texts

Theory 1D History of Dance (Indian) &(Kathak) Study of Ancient Texts

2 Practical I Detailed Performance 13

3 Practical II Short Performance 07

4 Viva Oral Exam 03

Total 25

nd 2 Semester


1 Theory 2A Theoretical studies of Ragas (Vocal / Instrumental)

Theory 2B Theoretical studies of Talas(Percussion)

Theory 2C Choreography 02

(Bharatnatyam)

Theory 2D Choreography

(Kathak)

2 Practical I Detailed Performance 13 3 Practical II Short Performance 07

4 Viva Oral Exam 03

Total 25

M.A. (Music / Dance) Old Course (Applicable for students

admitted during academic year 2013-2014 & 2014-2015)

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1 Theory 3A History of Music (Modern

(Vocal / Instrumental) Era) & Aesthetics in Music

Theory 3B History of Music (Modern

(Percussion) Era) & Aesthetics in Music

Theory 3C Aesthetics in Dance 02

(Bharatnatyam)

Theory (Kathak) 3D Aesthetics in Dance



4 Viva Oral Exam 03

Total 25

th 4 Semester


Teaching 1 Theory 4A Writing on Music &

(Vocal / Instrumental) Methodology of Music

Theory 4B Writing on Music & Teaching

(Percussion) Methodology of Music

02Theory 4C Writing on Dance & Teaching

(Bharatnatyam) Methodology of Dance

Theory 4D Writing on Dance & Teaching

(Kathak) Methodology of Dance



4 Viva Oral Exam 03

Total 25

Second Year M.A. (Music / Dance)

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A) Theory : External: External semester examination will be conducted at the end of each semester by the University. Each semester will have one theory paper. External theory paper will be of 02 Credits & the duration of the theory paper would be three hours.Internal: Two theory internal assignments of 10% marks each.

B) Practical: Music and Dance being Performing Arts. Special emphasis is given on practical.

Practical examination will be distributed in three parts

1 : Detailed Performance :13 Credits i) External Practical examination : 67 % Marks ii) Internal assessment by Guru : 13 % Marks iii) Internal Exam : 20 % Marks

3 : Viva : 03 Credits



E) Examination and Evaluation : Student has to obtain minimum 40% marks for all the heads of passing (theory,

practicals & Viva) to pass in that particular semester. For theory papers student must get minimum 40% marks in

external examination as well as minimum 40% marks out of total of internal and external examination. For practical

examination student must get minimum 40% marks in external examination as well as minimum 40% marks out of

total of internal assessment and external examination. For Viva students must get minimum 40% marks in external

examination.

F) Criteria for calculation of final class : The final passing class will be awarded to the student by calculating C.G.P.

A. (Cumulative Grade Point Average) based on the marks obtained in semester I to IV together.

G) Revaluation and Re-validation of answer paper : University rules will be applicable for theory

papers only. These rules are not applicable for pracitcal examination as well as part of it.

H) A.T.K.T. : If a student fails in not more than three heads of passing (theory / practical) for Semester I nd&Semester II together, he/she will be allowed to keep term for the Semester III of 2 year.

C.G.P. A. Class

8.00 - 10.00 First Class with Distinction

6.00 - 7.99 First Class

5.50 - 5.99 Higher Second Class

5.00 - 5.49 Second Class

4.00 - 4.99 Pass Class

0.00 - 3.99 Fail

2 : Short Performance : 07 Creditsi) External Practical examination : 80 % Marks ii) Internal Exam : 20 % Marks


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Specialization : Music / Dance

Minimum Qualification to apply

1) Students who have passed post graduation in music / Dance can apply.

2) Applicant has to qualify in the entrance examination conducted by the

University. This entrance examination will have theory question paper as well

as viva.


Vocal : Khayal

Instrumental (Non-Percussion) : Harmonium, Sitar, Flute, Violin, Santoor,

Sarod, Shehnai, Sarangi etc.



Sr. No Name of Module Duration

1. Foundation One Year

2. Certificate - Level 1 One Year

3. Certificate - Level 2 One Year

4. Higher Certificate - Level 1 One Year

5. Higher Certificate - Level 2 One Year

Admission Process

Student after completing 8 years can apply for the course.

Examination and Evaluation

Yearly examination in theory and practical will be held.

Minimum standard of passing 35%

Certificate Course (Music/Dance) (Modular Course)

(Under Bharati Vidyapeeth)

Ph.D. Course


Vocal : Khayal

Instrumental (Non-Percussion) : Harmonium, Sitar, Flute, Violin, Santoor, Sarod, Shehnai, Sarangi etc.



Sr. No Name of Module Duration

1. Diploma - Level 1 One Year

2. Diploma - Level 2 One Year

3. Advance Diploma - Level 1 One Year

4. Advance Diploma - Level 2 One Year

Admission Process thStudent after passing 12 (HSC) or equivalent examination can apply for the course.

Examination and Evaluation Yearly examination in theory and practical will be held. Minimum standard of passing 40%

Foreign Students also enjoy studying at the School of Performing Arts.

Diploma Course (Music / Dance)

(Modular Course)

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Acting has special importance and is the backbone of theatre.

Quality & Intensity of acting are main features considered while evaluating theatre / drama.

Bharati Vidyapeeth University School of Performing Arts, Pune, has recognized that everybody including students

taking formal training in theater activity are basically interested in acting therefore one year certificate course started

in acting which would benefit anybody wishing to get involved in theatre as well as television activity.

In this course though the theory component is included, the emphasis will be given on practical training since the art of

acting itself is meant for performance on the stage.

Many celebrities from the field of Theatre and Television have willingly associated in imparting training to

the students

Faculty for Acting (Theatre & T.V. Serial)

Certificate Course

Written : Madhav Vaze, Manisha Dixit, Vishwas Sahasrabuddhe, Deepak Karanjeekar, Makarand Sathe.

Practical : Vikram Gokhale, Vijay Kenkare, Jyoti Subhash, Madhav Vaze, Abhay Kulkarni, Atul Pethe, Gajanan

Paranjape, Ashwini Giri, Aniruddha Khutwad, Vishwas Sahasrabuddhe, Anand Chabukswar, Makarand Sathe.

Minimum Qualification : th

1 Student after passing 12 (HSC) or equivalent examination can apply for the course.

2 Age limit 18 to 40 years .

Admission Criteria: Admission will be decided on Performance test before a panel of University approved Theatre

experts. Each Candidate has to perform for 5 to 10 minutes and undergo Viva and have to pass the test.

Examination and Evaluation : Yearly examination in theory & practical will be conducted at the end of the course.

Theory : In acting course theory paper will be of 50 marks.

Practical : Practical paper will be of 100 marks

Division of marks of practical exam :

80 Marks for final practical examination.

10 Marks for attendance.

10 Marks for over all involvement / participation in various activities throughout the year.

Examination and Evaluation : Minimum standard of passing 40%

Certificate Course in Acting

(One Year Course)

Namrata Gaikwad a student of School of Performing Arts, Performing at prestigious Sawai Gandharv Festival 2015

Students Performances in Prestigious Festivals

Ramakant Gaikwad, a student of School of Performing Arts,

Performing at Prestigious Sawai Gandharv Festival

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Students achievements and

glory in various Events:

Students of this School of Performing Arts have been participating in various competitions. Under the able guidance of Guru, student’s love towards art and continuous disciplined monitoring of the School, they have won many prizes and awards as well as appreciation from ardent listeners.

• National scholarship by HRD ministry of Government of India to various students.

• Prizes in Various inter collegiate competitions.

• Winning Gold medals in Inter University National Youth Festivals for last Four years.

• Students of School of Performing Arts Performed Folk orchestra in South East Asian International Universities youth Festival (Soufest) 2015 at Udaipur organized by AIU and Government of India.

• Our Students Sujit Lohor - Percussion, Abhishek Borkar - Non Percussion, Suranjan Khandalkar - Semi Classical Music & Folk Orchestra Won Prizes in Inter University National Youth Festival 2016.

• First, second prizes in Music and Dance in the Youth festival held by Bharati Vidyapeeth University. This school has won Overall Championship for last Six years in the same youth Festival.

• Students of this School of Performing Arts are performing all over India and abroad and getting appreciation from listeners.

• Our student Ramakant Gaikwad & Namrata Gaikwad performed in prestigious Sawai Gandharv Mahostav in 2014-2015 Respectively.

• ITC-SRA honored Ms. Namrata Gaikwad the award for most promising youth artist-2014.

• One of our students, Asaram Sable got ‘Best Pakhawaj Performance’ award in Dhrupad Mela- for this year at Banaras.

Ÿ Anup Kulthe & Rajas Upadhaye got first & Second prize respectively in All India Radia Violine Contest.

Ÿ Our Student Abha Auti was Awarded Late. Pandita Rohini Bhate Memorial Award by Pune Municipal Corporation.

Anup Kulthe

School of Performing Arts has been arranging workshops of Legendary artistes in Music and Dance .

These workshops give a golden opportunity to students to be in a company of Maestros. This direct interaction

with great Gurus and Artistes motivates students for their future .

This year two day workshop of Padmbhushan Pt. Rajan and Pt. Sajan Mishra was conducted. They enfolded the

process of ‘Raag-vistar’ and aesthetics of Bandish along with nuances of Semi classical forms of music. It was a

bliss for students to learn few compositions from Legendary artistes Pt. Rajan and Pt. Sajan Mishra.

Two day workshop by Dr.Vikas Kashalkar dealt with origins of Gharana, aesthetics and special features of each

Gharana. Scientific and detailed study of ‘Samprakrutik Raag’ was brought forth along with melodious

presentation by Dr. Vikas Kashalkar.

Workshops by Eminent Artistes

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In a two day workshop, Pt. Ajay Pohnkar demonstrated special features of Ustad Amir Khan, Bade Gulam Ali Khan’ s

singing. He also made students understand the different features of Thumari by teaching them few Thumaris.

For students of Kathak and Bhartanatyam, one day workshop on Karan by Kathak Guru Pt. Roshan Datye was

arranged. Karan is a very important concept from Natyashastra. Acoording to Natyashastra Karan means an

aesthetical and balanced movement of hands and legs. Dance students study Natyashastra at Postgraduate level

under the subject ‘Study of Ancient Text’. Although it is a theoretical subject, dance is a performing art and so it is

necessary to understand the link between concepts in ancient texts and its relevance in present day dance style .This

workshop helped students to relate ancient text to technique.

Students of Kathak and Bharatnatyam understood the concept of Karan by recreating it on their own in their

particular style under the gudience of Pt. Roshan Datye. Today’s dance styles do have movements and aesthetical

approach mentioned in Natyashastra’ – This realization changed student’s approach towards ancient texts.

This workshop highlighted the relevance of tradition in present day dance technique.


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Participation of students in Inter University Zonal & National Youth Festivals

organized by Association of Indian Universities & Ministry of Human Resource

Development, Government of India

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Achievements of students in Inter University Zonal & National Youth Festivals



Achievements of students in Inter University Zonal & National Youth Festivals



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Performances by Students of

School of Performing Arts

School of Performing Arts is a very vibrant centre. Giving an opportunity to perform is the most

essential part of School of performing arts’s activities. These are open programs where students get an

opportunities to show their talent.

Every year School of Performing Arts organizes different events. Different forms of music are

presented in these events. To make students aware of other forms of music, along with classical music

semi classical, light, folk music are also included in these Events. Likewise, classical dance and themes

based on classical dance are presented. Radha, Pratibimb, Anubhooti are the presentations of

School of Performing Arts which have acquired a special appreciation by audience.

Glimpses of Performances

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Photo Gallery

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Achievements of students & Gurus of School of Performing Arts

Anup Kulthe, winner of All India

Radio Violine Contest Felicitated

by Prof. Sharangdhar Sathe.

Our Student Aabha Auti was awarded

Late Pt. Rohini Bhate Yuva Purskar by

Pune Municipal Corporation.

Guru Manjiri Karulkar was awarded

Late Pt. Rohini Bhate Puraskar by Pune

Municipal Corporation.

Visit to School of Performing Arts by Hon’ble Chancellor & Hon’ble Vice Chancellor

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With the initiatives of Hon'ble Dr. Vishwajit Kadam, Secretery of Bharati Vidyapeeth, School of Performing Arts organized Swar Spandan, a music concert featuring legendary artists like Pt. Shivkumar Sharma, Pt. Rajan and Pt. Sajan Mishra as a concluding event for the Golden Jubilee celebration of Bharati Vidyapeeth at Bharati Vidyapeeth Educational Campus Paud Road on 3 rd May 2015 .

At the beginning of Swar Spandan Students of School of performing arts performed Folk Orchestra which had won first prize at the National Youth Festival and was invited to perform at the South East Asian International Universities Youth Festival at Udaipur in March 2015. This presentation was followed by short vocal recital by Nagnath Adgaonkar, student of School of Performing Arts, who has been National winner for two consecutive years. These presentations were highly appreciated by audience. It was rare opportunity for students to perform on the same dice that of Pt. Shivkumar Sharma and Pt. Rajan Pt. Sajan Mishra. Many great exponents of classical music and dance were seen appreciating the music evening. Around 3500 music lovers gathered at this event.

Dr. Patangrao Kadam Hon’ble Founder Chancellor of Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor Dr. Shivajirao Kadam, Hon’ble Secretary Dr. Vishwajit Kadam along with other officials of Bharati Vidyapeeth graced the function with their presence.

Swar Spandan added a glory to the history of Bharati Vidyapeeth. Hon’ble Secretary Dr. Vishwajit Kadam announced Swar Spandan will be yearly feature in Bharati Vidyapeeth’s calendar. Swar Spandan will be the most awaited event where people will get to see the maestros as well as aspirants in music and dance.

Swar Spandan

Felicitation of the Guests

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Swar Spandan

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Swar Spandan

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Swar Spandan

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