The origin of Carnatic music dates back to around the 15th and 16th century AD. Carnatic music (original name is Karnataka music) is a system of music associated with the southern part of India and the style is followed largely in four south Indian states of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala & Tamil Nadu. Carnatic classical music is mostly vocal unlike Hindustani classical music. There are 72 basic scales on the octave and constitute a rich variety of melodic motion. The basic form of a song is monophonic in variation. Divya Music conducts regular and online vocal music classes for Certificate courses, Diploma courses, Bachelor degree courses, Masters degree courses and doctorate music courses in vocal music - classical vocal,light classical vocal and Rabindra Sangeet etc.During learning the theory and practice of vocal music at Divya Music, a vocal music course student learns about music - knowledge of Indian vocal music, sound and its origin, scales, notes (notations), work of noted musicians of the world, many Ragas and Raga based musical compositions, Talas (teen taal etc.), Rhythms, Alankars, light classical etc. The vocal music student learns many of the following ragas.