CNN Central News & Network-ITDC India Epress/ITDC News Bhopal: Spardha School of Music, a global performing arts education technology platform, is expanding its technology-led ecosystem to make music and performing arts learning more personalised, accessible and continuous. The company is targeting annual recurring revenue (ARR) of more than ₹100 crore by the financial year 2027–28, supported by investments in digital learning tools, teacher development and performance opportunities. <Cite refs={["turn662696search0"]} />
The platform currently supports more than 1,000 teachers and nearly 20,000 active students across 16 countries, delivering over 60,000 live one-to-one sessions every month, according to the company. Its next-generation training platform aims to extend learning beyond scheduled classes through structured practice, assignments, music sheets and progress tracking. <Cite refs={["turn662696search0"]} />
The enhanced digital classroom includes backing tracks, music tools and student–teacher synchronisation features. Students can also practise using digital instruments and tools such as a metronome, virtual keyboard, tabla, mridangam and tanpura. Artificial intelligence-powered session notes, monthly progress reports and real-time practice feedback are designed to help learners monitor their development and identify areas requiring further attention. <Cite refs={["turn662696search0"]} />
Spardha is also using technology to support teachers through session-quality monitoring and personalised professional development. Founder Saurabh Srivastav said technology is intended to strengthen teachers’ ability to personalise instruction and improve learning experiences, rather than replace the human connection at the heart of music education. <Cite refs={["turn662696search0"]} />
The company’s ecosystem also includes Jam Station, an AI-based performance platform that helps students practise songs and assess their performance, along with a hybrid online and offline performance model that gives learners opportunities to perform before audiences and build confidence.
Spardha currently generates close to ₹60 crore in ARR, according to the company, and plans to expand its capacity from more than 55,000 monthly live sessions to 1 lakh sessions per month by FY 2027–28. By 2030, it aims to reach 1 lakh active users globally and deliver 3 lakh live sessions each month. <Cite refs={["turn662696search0"]} />
Through its combination of professional instruction, AI-enabled practice, progress monitoring and performance opportunities, Spardha is seeking to develop a more continuous learning model for music and performing arts education across international markets.
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