In this process students who have severe pitching (sur) issues are trained to produce musical notes correctly, sing rhythmically in Taal, and thus become eligible for the Intermediate Hindi Film Music Course.
The Intermediate Hindi Film Music Course trains the student to become a competent performer of film and popular music both on stage and in studio. Training is done in both Hindustani Classical music and Film Music.
Our online music academycovers styles, and singing and voice techniques of simple to complex fast songs and open voiced songs, simple and complex melodies and iconic hits. Voice and Performance Training are part of the process. Classical training covers training in swaras, paltas, scales, six ragas, drut khayal and swargeet, along with Voice Training.
Voice Training:
The curriculum is delivered in combination with Scientific Voice Development.Music teachers are trained in the concepts and principles of Frederick Husler, adapted to the needs of Indian Music by Ananth Vaidyanathan.
The human voice is naturally a singing voice, irrespective of musical talent. Musical tone and skills are innate potentials of the human voice. The voice is developed by activating it’s potential nature through simple songs and allowing it grow easily and naturally along a path of increasing musical complexities.
The Advanced Film Music Course is an intensive 48 session program that will enable a learner to achieve the skills of a competent, full-fledged film music playback singer or stage singer. Training in popular Ragas such as Khamaj, Sivaranjani, Pahadi, Kedar, Darbari will be provided with improvisational techniques and methods.
Intensive training, with voice and performance training in the styles and techniques of complex Film music, Popular Music and Fusion covers complex ghazal based melodies, complex classical film compositions, challenging songs etc.
Voice Training:
The curriculum is delivered in combination with Scientific Voice Development. Teachers are trained in the concepts and principles of Frederick Husler, adapted to the needs of Indian Music by Ananth Vaidyanathan.
The human voice is naturally a singing voice, irrespective of musical talent. Musical tone and skills are innate potentials of the human voice. The voice is developed by activating it’s potential nature through simple songs and allowing it grow easily and naturally along a path of increasing musical complexities.