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Vocal Coaching & Music Theory Simplified

byDey'z MusicOnline classes, home visits across Mumbai, and studios in Goregaon East & TardeoStarts from2,800 per month (4 sessions)View full gallery

Music is a language, not just a set of notes. Whether you're 5 or 75, I help you understand the logic behind Hindustani, Western, and Bollywood music so you can sing with real confidence.

In this video, I break down the popular song 'Sayyara'. I explain how it belongs to 'Thaat Asavari' or the minor scale and show you the exact notes, making music theory easy to understand.

Humming is a basic but very important exercise for any singer. I explain how to practice humming correctly to build a stable and soft voice, starting with your comfortable pitch.

Here, one of our instructors, Ankur, explains four practical exercises to enhance your vocal range safely. He covers lip trills, humming, and octave jumps without straining your voice.

Our Western vocal tutor, Arup, shares a free tip on using lip trills to avoid vocal strain. This exercise engages your abdominal muscles and helps you hit higher notes with more ease.

Time for an 'Alankar' challenge. In this video, I demonstrate a pattern using just four notes and explain the logic behind it, turning a complex exercise into an interactive challenge.

It's quiz time. I sing a bit of the song 'Fitoor' and explain how it is based on 'Raag Bhimpalasi'. This is how we connect Bollywood music with its classical roots.

A glimpse from a vocal workshop where I demonstrate ideas for improvisation. Understanding the theory behind a song allows you to move beyond just copying notes and start creating your own variations.

Can you tell which one is the original? I sing the same song in two different scales to train your ear. This is a fun exercise we do to help students develop a deeper sense of listening.

A quick guide with effective ways to train your vocals. This graphic covers key points like using your full vocal range and combining warm-ups with consistent practice for the best results.

About Vocal Coaching & Music Theory Demystified

Most students struggle because they focus only on hitting the right pitch, but the secret is in the airflow. When we practice 'Aakar' or Western scales, I don't just ask you to repeat after me. I show you how to use lip trills to engage your abdominal muscles and manage your breath. It is a small, technical adjustment that stops you from straining your throat when you hit higher notes. This way, you don't just memorize the song; you learn to control your voice.

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