Vocal Music

Primary and Junior school

Music takes centre stage as our budding singers delve into the magic of melody and rhythm. Our comprehensive music education programme introduces students to various musical genres, instruments, and vocal expressions, fostering a deep appreciation for the diverse musical heritage of India, as well as western music.

Middle School

Middle school music curriculum fosters a well-rounded musical experience, encompassing essential elements like active listening, music appreciation, and music theory. Students explore a variety of musical styles, broadening their horizons and appreciation for music as an art form as they collaborate on composing music, fostering creativity and teamwork.

Students receive engaging vocal lessons, exploring techniques like modulation, improving voice projection, learning to use the voice to its full potential in both Hindustani and western styles. Over the course of the year, students accumulate valuable performance exposure through a variety of events such as school assemblies, festivals, and the eagerly awaited Middle School Form Evening, where a magnificent group of about 100 students display their musical prowess.

Senior School

The curriculum in senior school is tailored to match the interests and motivations of learners, providing them with opportunities to delve deeper into vocal techniques and refine their skills. This includes honing flexibility in vocal range, mastering voice control, and advancing compositional skills. Students enhance their abilities through both individualised instruction and collaborative sessions spanning diverse musical genres, ranging from Hindustani classical to western pop and jazz. An important feature is the chance to create or become part of bands, allowing students to exercise their creative autonomy by crafting original compositions or adapting existing songs. For enthusiastic students, Hindustani vocal music is offered as a subject option for grades 9 and 10, allowing them to delve deeper into this rich musical tradition.