Vocal Enhancement Course is an essential aspect of singing that every aspiring singer should understand. To sing well, it is important not only to have a good voice but also to know the techniques that help you use your voice effectively across different melodies. Vocal Enhancement focuses on the science of vocal production—controlling resonance, improving tone quality, and eliminating negative aspects such as stage fear, tension, and vocal strain.
This Basic Vocal Enhancement course is a 2-month program designed for both beginners and aspiring singers. You do not need any prior singing experience to enroll. All that is required is a genuine interest in singing and a willingness to learn.
The course helps develop vocal strength, improved breath control, better pitch awareness, and confident singing, using structured and proven vocal techniques. Students are guided step by step at a comfortable pace, ensuring clarity and confidence by the end of the course.
Course Coverage:
-Quick walkthrough on music basics:
- Introduction to Indian and western music (Similarities and differences)
- Key Signatures
- Common Time Signatures
-Everything you need to know about Voice
-Importance of breath in singing and breathing techniques
-Vocal registers
-Warm up exercises with various vocal techniques
-Exercises with some known Styles of singing
Class Structure:
- Online / Offline Classes
- 2.5 month duration
- One-to-One classes
- Group classes-Small batches (up to 4 students)
Carnatic classical music is one of the most powerful and ancient forms of Indian classical music, with roots tracing back to the Vedic period. The term Carnatic music is believed to have come into prominence during the Middle Ages, particularly under the reign of Krishnadevaraya of the Vijayanagara Empire. The existing South Indian musical traditions, developed by the Yadavas, flourished and evolved within the Vijayanagara Empire, giving rise to what is now known as Carnatic music. Based on the melodic framework of raga and tala, numerous compositions were created between the 12th and 16th centuries, with improvisation forming a vital aspect of this rich musical tradition.
What you will learn:
Carnatic classical music is introduced from the basic foundation level, and no prior musical experience is required.
Students are gradually trained in sense of pitch, swaras, ear training, swara recognition, and basic rhythm, following a clear step-by-step approach to build strong musical awareness.
The curriculum includes Varases, Alankaras, Geethes, Jathiswaras, Varnams, Kritis, Devaranamas, and Vachanas, along with the relevant music theory.
Through this structured learning, students master the fundamentals and are prepared to appear for certification exams upon completion of the syllabus.
A strong foundation in Carnatic music also builds the confidence to explore and perform other forms of music.
Class structure:
Online/Offline
One-to-One / Group classes
4 classes / month
Kannada Bhavageete/ Sugama Sangeeta/ Light Music, is a unique musical form that has evolved in Karnataka over several decades. True to its name, bhavageetes are emotion-rich melodies, where renowned Kannada poets have gifted us profound literature in the form of poems, later set to music by contemporary composers. I am glad to be teaching bhavageete, preserving its essence while guiding students to express both melody and emotion beautifully
What you will learn
Poem:
Bhavageetes by various poets are taught with focus on lyrics, pronunciation, and meaning, along with a brief introduction to the poet, helping students connect deeply with the song’s emotion and expression.
Tune:
A step-by-step approach is followed to ensure the student understands the song thoroughly and gains confidence in singing it.
Basic voice culture is introduced initially, with short sessions focused on voice control and pitch accuracy.
Songs are first taught by demonstration, and simple practices like active listening play an important role in learning.
Since melody is key in genres like bhavageete, students are gradually guided to develop voice modulation to bring out the right melody at the right places.
Rhythm:
Rhythm pattern is explained to the student and will be shown along with singing.
A clear explanation is given on the pattern with related examples.
The student will repeat the same as taught.
Metronome is used initially to give a clear idea of the rhythm pattern.
Class structure:
Offline / Online class
One-to-One / Group upto 3 members
Monthly 4 classes
This course is designed for anyone who loves singing and wants to learn film songs, regardless of age or prior musical training. Songs will be taught in Kannada and Hindi, starting with basic music fundamentals to build a strong foundation. Each student will then learn songs at their own pace, with personalised guidance to help develop confidence, clarity, and musical expression.
Class structure:
Online / Offline
One-to-One / Group upto 4 members
Monthly 4 classes