
Learn to sing four Indian songs with an easy step-by-step approach and build confidence. Develop a singing mindset, discover your unique voice, and access supportive feedback in a global community.
Learn the basics of Indian music by exploring its origins and philosophy, from samaveda and sangeet to the primacy of vocal music and temple rituals.
Learn the basics of Indian music using sargam syllables, aakar, and saptak; understand mandra, madhya, and tar saptak and how notes from different subtags shape melodies.
Find your sa by testing madhya saptak, mandra saptak, and taar saptak to choose a comfortable pitch for your voice, then fix this sa for Indian songs.
Discover two essential mindsets for singing: accept your own voice and sing like you speak, while facing performance nerves through practice, recording, and steady confidence building.
Build your confidence to sing Indian songs through practice and a simple mental technique. Repeat in front of friends to face fear and track progress within 30 days.
Learn diaphragmatic breathing for singing through three guided exercises, including deep inhale and controlled exhale, a two-second hold, and an om sound projected from the abdomen with 90 percent air.
Learn three easy vocal warm-up exercises for Indian songs, using a reference pitch and practicing sa re ga ma pa dha ni with proper breathing.
Learn the pronunciation of Sanskrit song lyrics with rhythm cues and vowel emphasis before moving to melody, using the lyrics and English meaning PDFs for guidance.
Learn to sing a well-known Devi Saraswati mantra by mastering the melody and pronunciation, using harmonium to locate the starting note A sharp, with beginner-friendly, step-by-step guidance.
Listen to the full song presentation, then repeat and sing along with the video. Practice with the harmonium version to perform the four-phrase song together.
Practice singing Jai Jai Devi with guided feedback, sing along while harmonium plays, and share recordings for personalized feedback to improve your performance.
Learn the pronunciation of an Indian song through guided phonetics, nasal sounds, and lyric practice. Build confidence by practicing with phonetic notes, lyrics, and pronunciation drills before singing with feeling.
Learn a simple, melodious way to sing this popular Indian song with step-by-step melody guidance. Follow the sharp-key melody, sing with the instructor, repeat phrases, and listen to your voice.
Practice melody part 2 by mastering the Mary Delaney phrases, grouping the stanza into two units, linking them with a connector, and counting beats with variation to avoid monotony.
Practice connecting chorus phrases and vocal melodies in melody part 3, building a seamless song by singing along, repeating sections, and preparing for the full performance.
Deliver a final presentation of an indian song while guiding learners through pronunciation and melody practice, and inviting comments on the learning process.
Learn the pronunciation of the song dil ke armaan asu with guided nasal sounds, throat tones, and stage-by-stage practise of the two stanzas and antaras.
Start dil ki armaan in C sharp, follow a basic skeleton with easy steps, explore off beat rhythm, repeat lines with variations, practice by listening and singing along.
Learn singing the second stanza in c-sharp keynote, focusing on zindagi ka pyar, with raga ornamentations and guided practice, including repeats, harmonium play-along, and tips for beginners and advanced singers.
Practice the third and fourth stanza, recognizing the melody stays the same as the first two while refining pronunciation and beat changes; sing along with harmonium and listen to recordings.
Advance your singing by repeating the same melody for the fourth part with new lyrics and pronunciation. Practice third and fourth stanzas with harmony and anticipate the next harmonium video.
Learn to clap and internalize taal with an Indian four-four rhythm (cahawba) and three-four, practicing with raw voice and no instrument, leading to final presentation and practice time.
Learn the pronunciation of the ghazal from the 1982 Bollywood film Earth, sung by Jagjit Singh, with guided nasal sounds and lyrics by Kaifi Azmi.
Learn the melody of Tamil Nadu masquerade, starting from b flat and exploring a four-four indian rhythm, with subtle variations on repeated phrases to convey the lyrics meaning.
Practice the melody, explore moderate variations, and add simple ornamentations while keeping the original structure, using harmonium to support and refine your performance.
Master the melody of the third stanza in melody part 3, practice phrases with repetition, add small ornaments, and explore variations across the third paragraph with 'your turn' prompts.
Learn the melody of the fourth stanza, which shares its tune with the second; practice first three stanzas and master phrases like jin zamokuhle, tum kun hee, healing past wounds.
In melody part 5, practice the finishing paragraph with the same melody as the third, sing with harmonium, and reflect on palmistry-inspired fate while singing from the heart.
This course is especially dedicated to everyone who wants to learn Indian songs and hasn't found the right master for any reason. So, I have created this one so that you can learn it from any continent at your convenient time and at your own pace. However, you can learn from it even if you have a master. Your intention of learning is the main key here.
First of all, you don't need to be a pro doing lots of vocal techniques to start this course. There are simple yet great tools for singing with confidence are provided in the first section that you can apply in your daily life. These simple habits can bring out your unique voice and change your lifestyle positively if you apply them properly. Have patience and find your unique voice naturally.
It is recommended that you follow the sequence of Section 1 and 4 weekly videos. The songs are selected in a way that you will progress in understanding and applying Indian vocal ornaments gradually. If you are a beginner, please take your time, each song should be given at least one week time to learn and settle down. Then, you can move on to the next song.
Please download the Toolkit, Calender and lyrics & translation pdf before you move to any videos of the week.
Moreover, This course is Beginner friendly, designed in a way that foreigners can learn the song in an effective way. If you are advanced in singing, you can skip the repetitions.
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