Music & Dance Room
The performing arts are at the heart of a well-rounded education, and Tagore School honours this through its dedicated Music & Dance Room — a vibrant space in Rewari where students discover their artistic voice alongside academic excellence.
Our Music Room is equipped with harmonium, tabla, guitar, keyboard and more. Students receive training in classical Indian music, devotional songs and contemporary music under trained teachers.
The Dance Room provides ample space for classical Indian dance forms, folk dances and contemporary choreography, with annual performances giving students the chance to shine.
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A Stage for Every Talent
Regular performances during Annual Day celebrations, cultural competitions and school events allow students to showcase their talents and build stage confidence.
The performing arts programme at Tagore is a core part of our holistic development philosophy, nurturing creativity, confidence and cultural appreciation in every child.
Where Creativity Finds Its Voice
Music and dance teach things that are hard to learn anywhere else: rhythm, patience, confidence on stage and the discipline of practising until something is right. At Tagore Public School, Rewari, the performing arts are part of the regular timetable, not an afterthought.
The Music Room is equipped with harmonium, tabla, guitar, keyboard and other instruments, and the Dance Room offers open space for rehearsal. Trained teachers guide students in Indian classical, devotional, folk and contemporary styles, and every student gets the chance to perform at school events.
Vocal Music
Training in Indian classical basics, devotional songs, patriotic songs and group singing.
Instruments
Harmonium, tabla, guitar and keyboard, taught by trained music teachers.
Classical & Folk Dance
Indian classical forms and folk dances that celebrate our cultural heritage.
Contemporary Dance
Choreography for Annual Day, festivals and inter-house competitions.
Stage Confidence
Regular performances help shy students grow into confident speakers and performers.
Competitions
Students represent the school at inter-school cultural competitions and festivals.
Where Our Students Perform
- Annual Day celebrations.
- Festival celebrations such as Teej.
- Independence Day and Republic Day programmes.
- Morning assemblies and inter-house cultural competitions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is music and dance part of the regular timetable?
Yes. Music and dance are part of the co-curricular timetable, and students can take up additional practice for events and competitions.
Which instruments can students learn?
Students can learn harmonium, tabla, guitar and keyboard, along with vocal music, under trained teachers.
Do all students get a chance to perform?
School events, assemblies and house competitions are planned so that every student gets opportunities to perform over the year.
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