Course Syllabus

Film Music (Age Group: 16 years and above)
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1. Understanding different genres within film music (romantic, classical-based, folk, devotional, contemporary).
2. Music Theory for Film Songs:
- Basics of Indian and Western music theory.
- Introduction to scales, chords, and keys used in film songs.
- Understanding melody, harmony, and rhythm in film compositions.

3. Vocal Techniques for Film Songs:
- Voice training exercises (breathing, vocal range, and pitch control).
- Understanding voice modulation, dynamics, and expression.
- Techniques for sustaining long notes and transitions between different vocal registers.

4. Raga-based Film Songs:
- Learning popular raga-based film songs.
- Understanding how classical ragas are adapted in film compositions.

5. Genres within film Music:
- Romantic Songs: Techniques for singing smooth and expressive romantic melodies.
- Folk-inspired Film Songs: Learning songs that are based on regional or folk traditions.
- Devotional Film Songs: Songs with spiritual or devotional themes.

6. Rhythm (Taal) and Tempo Practice:
- Understanding different time signatures and rhythmic patterns used in film music.
- Familiarity with basic and complex taals

7. Expression and Emoting in Film Songs:
- Techniques to convey emotion (romance, sorrow, joy, etc.) while singing.
- Using facial expressions and body language for enhancing performance.

8. Improvisation in Film Music:
- Learning to improvise alaaps, taans, or sargams in film songs.
- Creative improvisation for live performance settings.

9. Song Repertoire Development:
- Building a repertoire of songs from different decades and genres (old classics, contemporary hits).
- Learning songs in multiple languages (Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, etc.)

10. Playback Singing Techniques:
- Understanding nuances specific to playback singing (microphone technique, voice texture, breath control).
- Diction and clarity in singing for recording.
- Studio recording basics: singing with backing tracks, using headphones, and layering vocals.

11. Performance and Stage Presence:
- Developing confidence and stage presence.
- Singing with background tracks or live accompaniment (keyboard, guitar, etc.).
- Understanding audience interaction and adapting to live performance dynamics.

12. Regular Listening and Analysis:
- Analyzing famous film music compositions for better understanding of styles and techniques.
- Encouraging regular listening to different composers

This curriculum is a general outline and may vary depending on the individual student's progress and the teacher's approach.