Your arangetram,
on the record.
Years of training. One debut performance. Then usually nothing but a programme in a drawer. This is where it stays — your art, your guru, your lineage.
Free · Takes about five minutes
What this is
An arangetram is a debut — the performance where a student first takes the stage alone, after years under one teacher. It matters to the artist, to their family, and to the guru whose tradition they now carry.
And then it lives in a video nobody watches twice.
Arangetram Registry is a permanent record: who performed, when, under whom, in what tradition. Searchable. Yours to update. Growing into a map of how these arts pass from teacher to student.
Three steps
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Tell us about your art
Your form, your guru, your lineage. A photo if you want one.
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Add your certificate
Only our review team sees it. It never appears on your profile.
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We review, then publish
A person reads every profile. Usually within a few days.
Classical forms
Find artists by the tradition they trained in.
Music too — vocal, veena, violin, flute, tabla, mridangam and more.
Built for young artists
Most people here gave their arangetram as teenagers. Some are still at school. The registry is built around that.
- Nobody can email you directly. Every message is read by our team first. You only see the ones we pass on.
- Under 18? Less is public. No photo on the public page. First name and last initial. Your state, not your city.
- A parent stays in the loop. They confirm your profile and get a copy of anything we forward.
- Your certificate is never published. We check it. Nobody else sees it.
More detail in our Privacy Policy and Community Guidelines.
Be early
The registry is new. The profiles added now become the foundation everything else is built on.
Teach Indian classical arts? List yourself as a guru.