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Here is a list of courses that we offer at the 4MMP
Everyone should play at least one instrument. I truly believe that. Every person on Earth should be able to sit at SOME instrument and be capable of making beautiful music.Playing the piano makes you feel (and look) sophisticated. Truly. No matter who you are or how many warts you have, you'll just exude class the second you begin tickling those ivories. Piano playing keeps your brain active. It's very hard for your brain to rot when you consistently throw it the musical language to interpret.
To learn piano at the 4MMP Conservatoire click the link below
Classical technique is a lot less complicated than it sounds. To learn this technique, a few things must happen. First, we must breathe and support very low on our bodies – this is coupled with proper balance and posture. Next, we must sing clear, round vowels with an open throat. These are the principles I was most focused on as a young classical singer, tackling songs from the greats like Puccini, Schubert, Barber, and more. Any singing style or genre could surely benefit from these practices, right? That’s exactly right!
To learn western voice at the 4MMP Conservatoire click the link below
Musical students often view music theory as a chore, and some musicians wear their lack of music theory knowledge as a badge of honor. There is a reason that all music students generally take at least four semesters of basic music theory. It is because otherwise, we cannot communicate musical ideas to each other. While in school we learn how to read and write English, but when it comes to music, most of us only know how to read it and have little to no idea how it works. That is the point of music theory: to explain how music works.
To learn theory of music at the 4MMP Conservatoire click the link below
Explore everything in a single instrument to show case your talents.
To learn electronic keyboard at the 4MMP Conservatoire click the link below
The history of Indian music can be traced to 200 BC - 400 BC - when Bharatha Muni, a Musicologist, wrote down a basic theory of Music (and dance and drama) called "Natya shastra. A set of 'bhavas' (or expressions) and 'rasas' (the evoked feelings) were identifed with the concept of 'sruti' was introduced to allow people to choose a convenient reference 'root' pitch based on the singers'/musicians' convenience.Western music being based on Harmony, Indian music is based on Melody in which Carnatic music has its own unique style.
To learn Carnatic singing at the 4MMP Conservatoire click the link below
There are some instruments that take months or years before you sound good enough to play for anyone other than your parents or teacher. The violin is notoriously difficult to master, and it can be a challenge to make a reed instrument (clarinet, sax, etc.) sound good as well. Yes, complex chords do take time to learn to play, but it is possible to make music on the guitar and its smaller cousins like the ukulele in just a few lessons.
To learn plectrum guitar at the 4MMP Conservatoire click the link below
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