How to Start Carnatic Music Learning Online

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Each lesson is comprised of a set of 20 minutes 

Repeat each Lesson 3 days per week.

One lesson per week.

Each session you can attend any no of times in a week for better results.

Sing along with instructor at your own pace and time.

You can start singing in Choir like a Pro in 1 Year.

Benefits of our Carnatic music training

1. Vocal Technique:

Breath Support:
   Proper breath support is crucial for projecting the voice and sustaining notes, especially in ensemble singing.

Vocal Placement:
Singers need to learn how to place their voice for optimal resonance and projection, ensuring a clear and balanced sound.
Posture:
Good posture is essential for proper breath control and vocal support, contributing to a more unified and resonant sound.

2. Pitch and Intonation:

Matching Pitch:
Choir singing requires singers to accurately match their pitch to other voices, creating a harmonious sound.

Interval Training:
Practicing intervals (distances between notes) helps singers develop their ability to recognize and reproduce different pitches.
Aural Training:
Listening carefully to other singers and adjusting your voice to harmonize with them is a key skill.

3. Vocal Endurance and Stamina:

Long-Term Vocal Strength: Choir singing can build vocal stamina and the ability to sing for extended periods.

Vocal Warm-ups: Regular warm-ups help prepare the vocal cords for singing and prevent fatigue.
Breathing Exercises: Techniques like breathing exercises can improve projection and stamina.

4. Music Literacy:

Sight-Reading:
Choir singing often involves learning to read music quickly and accurately, which can be a valuable skill for musicians.
Music Theory:
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Understanding harmony, chords, and rhythms is essential for singing in a choir and appreciating the music.
Musical Vocabulary:
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Choirs often sing a wide range of music, exposing singers to diverse styles and composers.

5. Teamwork and Confidence:

   Blending Voices:
   Choir singing involves learning to blend your voice with others, creating a cohesive and unified sound.

Listening Skills:
Developing attentive listening skills is crucial for harmonizing with other voices and creating a balanced ensemble.
Performance Confidence:
Choir singing can boost confidence in performance and solo singing, as singers learn to project their voices and engage with the audience