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Vocals
Western Vocals
Western Vocal music is based on notes is used by composers to prescribe the performer to the pitch, speed, meter, individual rhythms and exact execution of a piece of music.
At Brooks Musicals we provide customised vocal lessons for students who want to improve their voice and singing skills. Whether you are complete beginners who describe yourself as ‘tone-deaf’, or amateur/professional singers already with some training under your belt, we are here to bring our students’ voices to the next level.
If you are in Chennai you can join in one of our centers for offline classes or make use of our online platform to learn vocals worldwide
Western Vocals
Start your western vocals with Grade 1 where you will learn
Dynamics, lyrics, rhythms and short phrases
The major scale and arpeggio
Small major intervals and spoken rhythms
At Vocals Grade 2 you'll focus on the mechanics of professional vocal performance, from tone and dynamics to chest voice and small intervals.
Vocals Grade 3 adds improvisation elements and concentrates on fundamental areas of technique, such as perfect intervals, bends, small leaps and arpeggios.
At Vocals Grade 4, it's time to harmonize and sing backing vocals. You'll also improve transitions between registers and expand your music theory
As a Vocals Grade 5 student, you will uncover advanced singing techniques such as melismas, slides, trills, and scoops. You'll also improve your microphone technique, and bring it all together across a series of performance pieces.
At Vocals Grade 6 you'll test your vocal cords and improve your control by tackling large major and minor intervals, new scales and tackling dynamics and register changes.
Hey, Grade 7!!!! you're well on your way to becoming a prolevel vocalist. So it's time to up your game, as you master advanced stylistic techniques, sustained note bends, and large intervallic leaps, before performing a series of extended performance pieces in your exam.
Vocals Grade 8, and you're ready to sing on any stage or in any session in the popular music world. You will prove you're ready by demonstrating sophisticated phrasing, extended range, comprehensive theory knowledge
Explore Indian Music
Hindustani Vocals
Hindustani classical music is the foundation of any form of singing or instrumental music in any language from the northern regions of the Indian subcontinent – Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi, Gujarati, Marathi, Bengali, Pashto, Nepali, and others, whether it is Classical, Film Songs, Bhajans, Ghazals or Folk Songs. If you want to sing well, there is simply no substitute to methodically learning the basics of Sargam, Alankar, Raag, Aalaap, Taan and Taal.
At Brooks Musicals we have chosen the right guru to teach our students Hindustani Vocals. You can join our hindustani vocal class in one of our centers in Chennai or use our online platform to learn from anywhere in the world
Hindustani Vocals
Carnatic Vocals
Carnatic music is a system of music, mostly associated with South Indian states. As one of two major sub-genres of Indian Classical music that evolved from the ancient Sanatana Dharma sciences and traditions, Carnatic music’s main focus is on vocals. Even if it is played on an instrument, it is meant to be performed in a gayaki (singing) style.
The countless ragas (melodic aspect), the intricate talas (rhythmic aspect) and the myriad compositions by great composers together form the rich tapestry of Carnatic music. The Carnatic vocal form as taught today has its solid foundation in the musical trinity of Saint Tyagaraja, Muthuswamy Dikshitar and Syama Sastry. Hence, all Carnatic music is devotional in nature; it is not mere entertainment, but is meant to elevate the consciousness of the performer and listener alike.
Carnatic Vocals
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