This beginner-level Western vocal course guides students through essential singing techniques including breath management, ear training, and vocal expression. Learners explore different musical styles such as pop, soft rock, and musical theatre while improving their vocal range, clarity, and rhythm. The course culminates with the preparation and performance of selected recital songs, helping students express themselves musically and develop as confident performers.

Key Benefits:

Learn breath control, posture, and range development
Train your ear for harmony and pitch
Explore vocal styles from pop to theatre
Gain confidence through performance practice
Perfect recital-ready songs with professional feedback

What You’ll Learn:

Foundations of Vocal Technique (Sessions 1–4)

Vocal warm-up routines
Diaphragm breathing and posture control
Expanding vocal range safely

Pitch, Harmony & Scales (Sessions 5–8)

Ear training with intervals
Singing in harmony and simple duets
Major, minor, and pentatonic scales
Vocal dynamics: soft/loud, staccato/legato

Expression & Improvisation (Sessions 9–12)

Song interpretation techniques
Diction and lyric clarity in English
Introduction to vocal improvisation

Style & Rhythm (Sessions 13–16)

Singing with a metronome and backing tracks
Exploring genres: pop, soft rock, musical theatre
Harmony singing and stylistic phrasing

Performance Preparation (Sessions 17–20)

Confidence-building through song rehearsal
Working on 1–2 recital songs
Microphone technique and stage readiness

Final Showcase & Feedback (Sessions 21–24)

Final polish and performance review
Stage presence and audience connection
Personalized feedback and future vocal roadmap