The program offers two distinct levels to cater to different stages of vocal development.

Level 1 (Beginner) focuses on building foundational skills, such as proper breath control, pitch accuracy, and basic vocal techniques. Students learn how to use their voices safely while exploring various genres and styles.

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Level 2 (Intermediate Advanced) is designed to refine techniques, enhance vocal range, and tackle more complex pieces. This level emphasizes advanced vocal techniques, performance skills, and interpretation, pushing students to develop a deeper understanding of their voice and musical expression.

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Western Vocal Techniques & Exercises

The techniques and exercise lessons come along with backing tracks to practice along with, to develop the correct techniques, pitches and tonal accuracy.

• Breathing & Posture: Learn diaphragmatic breathing techniques and proper posture to support vocal production, sustain long phrases and improve vocal consistency.

• Warm-up: Incorporate daily vocal warm-up routines, including lip trills, sirens, and humming exercises to ensure vocal health and flexibility.

• Pitch Control: Practice pitch-matching and simple interval exercises to build strong tonal accuracy and ear training.

• Expanding Range: Develop both chest and head voice through exercises designed to safely extend the vocal range. Work on transitioning smoothly between different vocal registers (chest, mix, and head voice).

• Advanced techniques: Develop the vibrato technique, falsetto, belting and other techniques with a focus on producing powerful, high notes safely and without strain. Focus on mastering dynamics, clear articulation and range extension.

Songs

The vocal repertoire provides students a great selection of songs to choose from chart topping artists, with the choice of songs including both male and female vocals.

• Work on light pop songs with emphasis on clear diction, smooth tone quality, and controlled breath support. Focus on phrasing and emotional connection to lyrics.

• Explore rock singing techniques, including breathy, raspy, and powerful tones, to match the intensity of rock music. Learn how to control volume and energy without strain.

• Begin interpreting songs from various genres with a focus on phrasing, emotional delivery, and keeping vocal technique intact. Work on expressing the lyrical message through tone, dynamics, and emotion.

Music Theory​

• Learn about time signature, rhythm and metronome.

• Learn about song structure and its elements like verse, chorus etc.

• Learn fundamental theory of Major & Minor scales

• Learn theory of Chord families and relationship with scales.

• Learn the theory of chord construction, Triads and Arpeggios.

• Learn about transposing songs to different key for vocal comfort.

Assessments 

Throughout the program, the assessments at frequent intervals are designed to evaluate students performance by identifying specific areas for improvement and provide actionable steps for improvement.​

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