This beginner-level Western vocal course introduces students to essential singing techniques and musical understanding. Over 24 interactive sessions, learners explore breathing control, vocal warm-ups, dynamics, and pitch accuracy. Through scale work, simple harmony, and lyrical expression, students build their unique voice and perform confidently. The course culminates in a recital-ready song, with training in microphone use, stage presence, and audience engagement.

Key Benefits:

• Strengthen breath control, posture, and vocal clarity
• Improve pitch, rhythm, and harmony through ear training
• Learn song delivery techniques and expressive singing
• Explore styles like pop, soft rock, and musical theatre
• Build confidence for live performance and recitals

What You’ll Learn:

Vocal Foundations (Sessions 1–4)

• Warm-up techniques and vocal hygiene

• Diaphragmatic breathing and posture

• Identifying and extending vocal range

Ear Training & Scales (Sessions 5–8)

• Recognizing intervals and basic harmony

• Singing major, minor, and pentatonic scales

• Vocal dynamics: soft vs loud, staccato vs legato

Expression & Diction (Sessions 9–12)

• Interpreting lyrics with emotion

• Clarity in English pronunciation

• Intro to simple vocal improvisation

Rhythm & Style (Sessions 13–16)

• Singing with metronomes and backing tracks

• Harmony singing in duets or groups

• Style exploration: pop, soft rock, musical theatre

Performance Preparation (Sessions 17–20)

• Choosing and preparing recital songs

• Building stage confidence and stagecraft

• Microphone techniques and sound awareness

Final Showcase (Sessions 21–24)

• Polishing chosen recital pieces

• Audience connection and performance feedback

• Recital presentation and future growth plan