South Film Music Classes for Kids in Canada

Yes. Artium's live 1:1 classes make it possible for children in Canada to learn from experienced teachers in India. For families living away from India, it is also a way to stay connected to the music and traditions they grew up with.

Yes. Classes are live and personalised rather than pre recorded. The academic team assesses the child's current level during the free trial and recommends a suitable starting point.

Song based learning combined with vocal technique, pitch, rhythm, melody, expression and relevant Indian classical foundations.

Absolutely. Children do not need prior formal training to start. The learning plan is adapted to their age, current ability and pace, so beginners can build their foundations step by step.

Parents can stay connected to the learning journey through the structured curriculum, assignments, practice activities and teacher feedback. Artium also provides tools that help learners practise between classes and track their progress.

Sonu Nigam is Patron in Chief and leads the Hindi Film Music side; Smt. KS Chithra heads South Indian Film Music. The curriculum brings their experience into a structured learning programme delivered through Artium's trained teachers.

Yes. Your child can learn suitable film songs while also working on pitch, rhythm, breathing, pronunciation and expression. The aim is to help them sing the song well, not just memorise it.

Both. Film songs are part of the learning, but children also build their voice and musical skills so they become more confident and versatile singers.

Yes. Your child can take live 1:1 classes from home and learn songs in the languages and styles offered by the programme. The teacher can also guide the choice of songs based on your child's interests and level.