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