Is it possible to learn guitar online? How is the class conducted, and what is the format?

Yes, it is possible to learn guitar online, especially from music schools that offer the right teaching methodology and access to well-developed learning materials. Besides, taking online guitar lessons is a great way to use your free time and learn to play the instrument as well as develop your creativity. Classes at Music Pandit are conducted in a group, which makes it more fun, and lessons are taught live via our online platform by qualified tutors.

Do you offer certifications or conduct grade exams?

Yes, we equip our students with the knowledge and training to appear for grade exams that align with the curriculum set by Trinity College, U.K. and Rockschool, London. Students get certification from these institutions after they successfully complete their exams.

For what age do you teach guitar?

We offer classes for students starting at the age of 8 and above. This is the right age to learn guitar. However, students can start guitar lessons as soon as they are able to hold a guitar (smaller scale), press down on the strings, and be comfortable with the instrument.

Which platform is used to conduct classes?

We use Music Pandit’s custom platform (Learning Management System) to offer guitar lessons.

Do we get to learn songs by popular artists and movie soundtracks during online guitar classes?

Yes, students get to learn all types of songs. However, the basics will remain the same for all songs. You will learn to play the instrument along with music theory.

What is the length of one online guitar session?

One online guitar session will last 45 minutes. There will be two classes in a week.

Are students given assignments and how frequently?

Students will be given assignments after most class, and they will have to submit them within a given period. These assignments will include guitar pieces, exercises, questions, and answers, as well as audio or video submissions.

What are the types of feedback we can expect from the instructor?

Feedback is provided weekly. This will include technical feedback on assignments submitted and the overall progress of the children or students.

How long is the overall tenure of the guitar classes?

The beginner guitar curriculum will include 48 classes over a period of 6 months. During this period, students will cover all the fundamentals of guitar playing, including music theory and techniques, and be ready to take their understanding to a higher level.

What is the grading method?

Firstly, it is important for students to maintain a minimum of 90% attendance. They will also have to submit their final video, which will be assessed in line with Trinity and Rock School standards.

How is the exam format?

The exams will be held mostly online, wherein the student will have to record themselves playing a piece or a song as per the curriculum and submit it. The recorded performance will be assessed and graded accordingly.

Do you conduct workshops and recitals?

Yes, we conduct workshops once a month for the students. Workshops will be based on specific music categories and themes, conducted by popular artists or professionals. This is an added bonus to students' regular studies. Recitals will be held at the end of the course, wherein students will get the opportunity to showcase their talent.

What is a suitable guitar to buy (acoustic, electric, or classical)?

If you are a beginner, then you can go with an acoustic guitar. This will help you get comfortable with the instrument. As you gain better control over the instrument and progress to a higher level, you can go for an electric guitar and explore some interesting sounds.

Ukulele Fundamental Level Course

About the Course In this online ukulele course, we bring musical concepts and practices together to create an educational experience that fosters a love of music among the students. Kids learn with easy-to-follow lessons and by playing along to music played by real artists and musicians. Prerequisites: Age 6 to 8 years. Interest in music. Instrument (Ukulele) Topics Covered: Anatomy and Posture Right Hand and Left Hand Technique Tempo, Beats and Rhythm Melody and Chords 4/4 and 3/4 Time Signature and Key Signatures C major and G Major Scale Sight Reading C D E F and G Tablature Reading Performance Pieces Learning Outcomes: Once the students complete this fundamentals module, they will: Students will learn to play 4 Popular Rhymes Twinkle Twinkle London Bridge Happy Birthday Jingle Bells Short Songs from Ukulele Method Book 4 Popular Songs Hey Soul Sister You Are My Sunshine 100 Miles Havana Be able to perform all the exercises and songs in “ The Rockschool Ukulele Method ” syllabus (International curriculum) Gain basic knowledge of musical terminology and music theory. Harness music theory to play creatively and expressively. Develop an elementary understanding of different genres. Be able to read the TABs composed of whole, half and quarter notes. What Students Get: Lesson Books for Ukulele Fundamental Course Live Instructor led Classes 2 Performances and 2 Workshops Weekly Feedback and Regular PTMs Assessment and Certification Class Options: 2 class per week for 45 mins (6 months) or 1 class per week for 60 mins (9 months) Price: $350

Ukulele Initial Course

About the Course The Ukulele Initial Level caters to candidates who have completed the Ukulele Fundamental level or have some prior knowledge of the instrument. It can be a starting point for kids above 8 years of age as well, with no prior experience with the instrument. In this course, we bring more musical concepts and practices together that will take the student’s ukulele playing skills to a higher level. Prerequisites: Age 8 to 14 years. Interest in music. Instrument (Ukulele) Basic Knowledge of Instrument (Not mandatory) Topics Covered: Open chords on the Ukulele. Strumming patterns including Half, Quarter and Eighth notes as well Melodies including eighth rests and notes, dotted notes and ties. Melody and Chords 4/4 and 3/4 and 6/8 Time Signature and Key Signatures Scales C Major G Major A minor Pentatonic C Major Pentatonic Arpeggios C Major Arpeggio G Major Arpeggio Chords Major Chords : A7 D E C G G7 B Minor Chords : Am Fm Gm Bm Tablature Reading Workshops Diatonic Chords of the C major scale Strumming patterns Learning Outcomes: Students who clear Initial Level with Music Pandit should be able to perform all the exercises and Songs in the course and appear and clear their RSL “Debut” exams. Be able to perform all the exercises and songs in “ The Rockschool Debut ” syllabus (International curriculum) Demons Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door Lean On Me Marry You Rolling In The Deep Shake It Off Play songs with strumming and melodies including eighth rests and notes, dotted notes and ties Understand basic music theory to play creatively and expressively. Develop an elementary understanding of different genres. Read Tablature and play over Play-along or Metronome on time. What Students Get: Lesson Books for Ukulele Initial Course Live Instructor led Classes 2 Performances and 2 Workshops Weekly Feedback and Regular PTMs Assessment and Certification Class Options: 2 class per week for 45 mins (6 months) or 1 class per week for 60 mins (9 months) Price: $350

Ukulele Level 1 Course

About The Course The Level 1 Ukulele course is designed for students who have typically been learning for six months to a year. It focuses on building skills beyond foundational concepts, including strumming technique, rhythm understanding, and performance abilities. This level introduces students to a variety of musical styles through contemporary repertoire, technical exercises, and supporting tests. In this course, we bring more musical concepts and practices together that will take the student’s ukulele playing skills to higher Level. Prerequisites: Age 8 to 14 years. Interest in music. Instrument (Ukulele) Completed Initial Level Ukulele Basic Knowledge of Instrument (Required) Topics Covered: Open Major, minor and Dominant 7th Chords on the Ukulele. Strumming patterns including Half, Quarter and Eighth notes and rests. Melodies including eighth and sixteenth rests and notes, dotted notes and ties. 4/4 and 3/4 Time Signature and Key Signatures. Scales C Major A Natural Minor G Major F Major C Major Scale | 3rd and 4th Strings Arpeggios G Major Arpeggio F Major Arpeggio D minor Arpeggio Chords Major Chords : A, D , E Minor Chords : Dm, Em, Bm Dominant 7th Chords : G7, D7 Tablature Reading Workshops Fingerpicking Techniques Strumming patterns Learning Outcomes: Students who complete the Level 1 Ukulele syllabus with Music Pandit should be able to: Perform all the exercises and songs in the course. Appear for and clear their RSL “Level 1” exams. Be able to perform all the exercises and songs in “The Rockschool Debut” syllabus (International curriculum). Send My Love (To Your New Lover) by Adele Somewhere Over the Rainbow by Israel Kamakawiwoʻole Stand By Me by Ben E. King Take Me Home by Jess Glynne I’m Yours by Jason Mraz Wild World by Cat Stevens Imagine by John Lennon Play songs with strumming and melodies including eighth and sixteenth rests and notes, dotted notes, and ties. Understand basic music theory to play creatively and expressively. Read tablature and play along with a metronome on time. What Students Get: Lesson Books for Ukulele Initial Course Live Instructor led Classes 2 Performances and 2 Workshops Weekly Feedback and Regular PTMs Assessment and Certification Class Options: 2 class per week for 45 mins (6 months) or 1 class per week for 60 mins (9 months) Price: $350

Ukulele Level 2 Course

About The Course The Grade 2 Ukulele course is designed for students who have typically been learning for one to two years. The course aims to integrate more advanced musical concepts and practices, elevating the student’s ukulele playing skills to a higher level. Prerequisites: Age 9 to 14 years. Interest in music. Instrument (Ukulele) Completed Level 1 Ukulele Basic Knowledge of Instrument (Must) Topics Covered: Scales Arpeggios Chord Voicing Strumming patterns including Half, Quarter, Eighth notes, dotted rhythms, repeats and rests. Melodies including eighth and sixteenth rests and notes, dotted notes and ties. 4/4 and 3/4 Time Signature From F Maj/D Min To E Maj / C# Min Tablature Reading Workshops Technical Exercises: Scales D Major Bb Major C minor C Blues Scale C Major Scale | 3rd and 4th Strings Arpeggios D Major Arpeggio Bb Major Arpeggio B minor Arpeggio G minor Arpeggio Chords | Chord Voicings Bflat, Gmin, Gmaj7,G7, Gmin7, Dsus4, D, Dsus2, Gsus4, Gsus2 Workshops: Late Beginner Fingerpicking and Strumming Techniques Complex 16th Note Rhythms Learning Outcomes: Students who complete the Level 2 Ukulele syllabus with Music Pandit should be able to: Perform all the exercises and songs in the course.- Ziggy Stardust by David Bowie – Trouble by Coldplay – Mr. Brightside by The Killers – How Far I’ll Go by Lin-Manuel Miranda – Hold Back The River by James Bay – Happy by Pharrell Williams Appear for and clear their RSL “Level 2” exams. Specific Outcomes: Be able to perform all the exercises and songs in “The Rockschool Grade 2” syllabus (International curriculum). Play songs with strumming and melodies including eighth and sixteenth rests and notes, dotted notes, and ties. Understand basic music theory to play creatively and expressively. Read tablature and play along with a metronome on time. What Students Get: Lesson Books for Ukulele Initial Course Live Instructor led Classes 2 Performances and 2 Workshops Weekly Feedback and Regular PTMs Assessment and Certification Class Options: 2 class per week for 45 mins (6 months) or 1 class per week for 60 mins (9 months) Price: $350

Ukulele Level 3 Course

About The Course Ukulele Level 3 is designed for students who have a solid foundation in ukulele playing and are ready to tackle more challenging pieces and technical exercises. At this level, pieces become longer, typically around two minutes, requiring students to demonstrate a high level of accuracy, control, and stylistic awareness. The course aims to enhance students’ understanding of musical notation, tone quality, technical control, expression, articulation, and synchronisation. Prerequisites: Completion of Ukulele Level 2 or equivalent experience. Basic understanding of musical notation and rhythm. Ability to play basic scales, arpeggios, and chords. Familiarity with the ukulele and its tuning. Topics Covered: Performance pieces featuring popular songs and classical repertoire. Advanced scales and arpeggios. Chord voicings, including diminished triads and barre chords. Strumming patterns and chordal muting techniques. Technical Exercises Group A – Scales Tempo: 90bpm Rhythms: Quarter notes Range: As shown in the grade book Scales: Major, Natural minor, Major pentatonic, Minor pentatonic (Root notes: D, Eb, E) Specific Scales: C major pentatonic (campanella style), C major (linear pattern on 3rd string) Group B – Arpeggios Tempo: 90bpm Rhythms: Quarter notes Range: As shown in the grade book Arpeggios: Major, Minor, Diminished (Root notes: D, Eb, E) Specific Arpeggios: D major arpeggio on four strings, E major arpeggio on four strings Group C – Chord Voicings Diminished Triads Root position and first inversion triads for D diminished, Eb diminished, and E diminished. Barre Chords in the key of D, Eb, or E major Sequence: I, IV, IIm, V7, VIm. Tempo: 90 bpm Strumming exercise in B minor Chordal muting and groove exercise. Tempo: 90 bpm (swung eighth-note feel) Workshops In-depth workshops on stylistic awareness and expression. Technical workshops focused on scales, arpeggios, and chord voicings. Interactive strumming pattern and chordal muting sessions. Learning Outcomes: By the end of this course, students will: Perform pieces with increased complexity and stylistic understanding. Execute scales, arpeggios, and chord voicings with precision and control. Demonstrate advanced strumming patterns and chordal muting techniques. Develop a deeper musical expression and technical proficiency. Be prepared for the Grade 3 exam and performance certificate. Songs: Perfect by Ed Sheeran Viva la Vida by Coldplay California Dreamin by The Mamas and The Papas Jamming by Bob Marley Golden Touch by Razorlight Dreaming by Imelda May What Students Get: Lesson Books for Ukulele Level 3 Course Live Instructor-led Classes 2 Performances and 2 Workshops Weekly Feedback and Regular PTMs Assessment and Certification Class Options: 2 class per week for 45 mins (6 months) or 1 class per week for 60 mins (9 months) Price: ₹32,000 (inclusive of GST)

Ukulele Level 4 Course

About The Course Ukulele Level 4 includes more complex pieces and advanced technical exercises for intermediate students. At this level, pieces are typically two – two and a half minutes long, requiring students to demonstrate a solid grasp of various musical elements. The course focuses on enhancing students’ musicality, technical skills, and stylistic understanding. Prerequisites: Completion of Ukulele Level 3 or equivalent experience. Proficient understanding of musical notation and rhythm. Ability to play intermediate-level scales, arpeggios, and chords. Familiarity with various strumming and picking techniques. Topics Covered: Performance pieces featuring popular songs and classical repertoire. Advanced scales, arpeggios, and chord voicings. Strumming patterns, including 16th note strumming and muted chords. Triple strokes and harmonised scales. Technical Exercises Group A – Scales Tempo: 80 bpm Rhythms: Eighth notes Range: As shown in the grade book Scales: Major, Natural Minor, Harmonic Minor (Root notes: Eb, E, F) Specific Scales: C# minor pentatonic across two positions E major pentatonic across two positions D blues scale on strings 3 & 4 G major (linear pattern on one string) C natural minor (linear pattern on one string) Group B – Arpeggios Tempo: 80 bpm Rhythms: Eighth notes Range: As shown in the grade book Arpeggios: Major, Minor, Dominant 7, Minor 7 (Root notes: Eb, E, F) Specific Arpeggios: Eb dominant 7 arpeggio on four strings. C minor 7 arpeggio on four strings. Group C – Chord Voicings i. Harmonized Scale Barre chord shapes in the key of Eb, E, or F major, played in sequence to a continuous click. Sequence: I, IIm, IIIm, IV, V, VIm, VII dim, I. Tempo: 80 bpm. Candidates can choose between the following two exercises: ii. Muted Chords and 16th Note Strumming To be played to a continuous click. Note: Must play with a swung 16th note groove. Or, iii. Triple Strokes To be played to a continuous click. Workshops In-depth workshops on advanced stylistic awareness and expression. Group sessions to practise and perfect performance pieces. Technical workshops focused on advanced scales, arpeggios, and chord voicings. Interactive sessions on 16th note strumming and triple strokes. Learning Outcomes: By the end of this course, students will: Perform pieces with greater complexity and stylistic understanding. Execute advanced scales, arpeggios, and chord voicings with precision and control. Demonstrate proficiency in 16th note strumming and muted chord techniques. Develop advanced musical expression and technical proficiency. Be prepared for the Grade 4 exam and performance certificate. Songs: Use Me by Bill Withers Let Her Go by Passenger Havana by Camila Cabello Under the Bridge by Red Hot Chili Peppers Ghost Town by The Specials Me & Julio Down by the Schoolyard by Paul Simon What Students Get: Lesson Books for Ukulele Level 4 Course Live Instructor-led Classes 2 Performances and 2 Workshops Weekly Feedback and Regular PTMs Assessment and Certification Class Options: 2 class per week for 45 mins (6 months) or 1 class per week for 60 mins (9 months) Price: ₹32,000 (inclusive of GST)

Ukulele Level 5 Course

About The Course Ukulele Level 5 is aimed at advanced students who are prepared to tackle complex pieces and technical exercises. At this level, performance pieces are longer, demanding a high degree of musicality, technical precision, and stylistic proficiency. Throughout the course, students will learn advanced techniques and enhance their stylistic understanding and overall musical expression. Prerequisites: Completion of Ukulele Level 4 or equivalent experience. Proficient understanding of advanced musical notation and rhythm. Ability to play complex scales, arpeggios, and chord voicings. Familiarity with various strumming, picking techniques, and rhythmic styles. Topics Covered: Performance pieces featuring diverse musical genres. Advanced scales, arpeggios, and chord voicings. Complex strumming patterns and rhythmic techniques. Application of advanced musical concepts in performance. Technical Exercises 1. Group A – Scales Tempo: 90bpm Rhythms: Eighth notes Range: As shown in the grade book Scales: Major scale in three positions (Key of Ab or B major). Harmonic minor scale on one string: Demonstrate with the root note on any of the four open strings (G, C, E, or A) as specified by the examiner. C major (Campanella style). G major (Campanella style). 2. Group B – Arpeggios Tempo: 90bpm Rhythms: Eighth notes Range: As shown in the grade book Arpeggios: Formed on chords Imaj7, V7, and VIm7 to be played in a continuous exercise in the key of Ab major. Formed on chords Imaj7, V7, and VIm7 to be played in a continuous exercise in the key of B major. C# minor 7 arpeggio across four strings. 3. Group C – Chord Voicings i. Harmonized Scale Barre chord shapes in the key of Ab or B major, played in sequence to a continuous click. Sequence: I, IIm, IIIm, IV, V, VIm, VII dim, I. Tempo: 90 bpm. Candidates can choose between the following two exercises: ii. Dominant 7th Partial Chords and 16th Note Strumming To be played to a continuous click. Tempo: 90 bpm. Or, iii. Dominant 7th Chords & Triple Strokes To be played to a continuous click. Workshops Advanced workshops on stylistic interpretation and musical expression. Technical workshops focusing on complex scales, arpeggios, and chord voicings. Interactive sessions on 16th note strumming and triple strokes. Masterclasses on applying advanced techniques to performance pieces. Learning Outcomes: By the end of this course, students will: Perform complex pieces with high levels of musicality and technical proficiency. Execute advanced scales, arpeggios, and chord voicings with precision and control. Demonstrate proficiency in complex strumming patterns and rhythmic techniques. Apply advanced musical concepts to enhance performance and expression. Be prepared for the Grade 5 exam and performance certificate. Songs: Hallelujah by Jeff Buckley Get Lucky by Daft Punk Songbird by Eva Cassidy Wanted Dead or Alive by Bon Jovi Enter Sandman by Metallica Pick Up the Pieces by Average White Band What Students Get: Lesson Books for Ukulele Level 5 Course Live Instructor-led Classes 2 Performances and 2 Workshops Weekly Feedback and Regular PTMs Assessment and Certification Class Options: 2 class per week for 45 mins (6 months) or 1 class per week for 60 mins (9 months) Price: ₹32,000 (inclusive of GST)

Ukulele Level 6 Course

About the Course Ukulele Level 6 is designed for advanced students who are ready to master more complex techniques and repertoire. At this level, students will learn performance pieces that will enable them to demonstrate a high level of technical skill, musicality, and stylistic awareness. The course emphasises a broad range of advanced techniques and musical styles, preparing students for both the grade exam and performance certificate. Prerequisites: Completion of Ukulele Level 5 or equivalent experience. Advanced understanding of musical notation and rhythm. Ability to perform complex scales, arpeggios, and chord voicings. Familiarity with various advanced strumming, picking techniques, and rhythmic styles. Topics Covered: Performance pieces featuring a diverse range of genres. Advanced scales, arpeggios, and chord voicings. Complex chord types and harmonic structures. Stylistic studies focusing on different musical genres. Application of advanced techniques in performance. Technical Exercises 1. Group A – Scales Tempo: 100 bpm Rhythms: Eighth notes Range: As shown in the grade book Scales: Dorian Mode Mixolydian Mode Melodic Minor Chromatic Scale Specific Scales: G major in 3rds (partial scale on strings 1 and 4) G natural minor in 3rds (partial scale on strings 1 and 4) D natural minor (Campanella style) D harmonic minor (Campanella style) C# minor pentatonic exercise (continuous exercise in four positions as shown in the grade book) 2. Group B – Arpeggios Tempo: 90bpm Rhythms: Eighth notes Range: As shown in the grade book Tempo: 100 BPM Rhythms: Eighth notes Range: As shown in the grade book Arpeggios: Minor 7b5 arpeggio Diminished 7 arpeggio Specific Arpeggios: E major 7 (compound 10th arpeggio) E dominant 7 (compound 10th arpeggio) E augmented (compound 10th arpeggio) E minor 6 (arpeggio on four strings) G minor 7 (arpeggio on four strings) 3. Group C – Chords Chord Types: Minor 7b5 (in two positions) Diminished 7 (in two positions) Augmented (in two positions) Specific Exercise: F major harmonised scale (ascending only) Tempo: 100 bpm 4. Group D – Stylistic Studies Candidates will prepare a stylistic study from one of the following styles and perform it to the backing track: Rock and Pop Soul, Jazz, and Blues Ukulele Specialist The choice of style will determine the style of the Quick Study Piece given during the exam Workshops Technical workshops focusing on complex scales, arpeggios, and chord voicings. Interactive sessions on advanced chord types and harmonised scales. Masterclasses on applying stylistic elements to performance pieces. Learning Outcomes: By the end of this course, students will: Perform complex pieces with a high level of musicality and technical proficiency. Execute advanced scales, arpeggios, and chord voicings with precision and control. Demonstrate proficiency in various chord types and harmonic structures. Apply stylistic elements effectively in their performances. Be prepared for the Grade 6 exam and performance certificate. Songs: Eleanor Rigby by The Beatles Fly Me To The Moon by Bart Howard No One Knows by Queens of the Stone Age Feeling Good by Nina Simone A Thousand Years by Christina Perri He’s a Pirate by Pirates of the Caribbean What Students Get: Lesson Books for Ukulele Level 6 Course Live Instructor-led Classes 2 Performances and 2 Workshops Weekly Feedback and Regular PTMs Assessment and Certification Class Options: 2 class per week for 45 mins (6 months) or 1 class per week for 60 mins (9 months) Price: ₹36,500 (inclusive of GST)

Ukulele Level 7 Course

About The Course Ukulele Level 7 is designed for advanced students who are ready to push their skills to an even higher level. At this stage, pieces are longer, typically up to three minutes, requiring a sophisticated level of technical skill, musical expression, and stylistic interpretation. The course emphasises the mastery of complex techniques, advanced scales and arpeggios, and a deeper understanding of various musical styles. The expectation is that students will demonstrate a high degree of proficiency and musicality in their performances. Prerequisites: Completion of Ukulele Level 6 or equivalent experience. Advanced proficiency in playing complex scales, arpeggios, and chord voicings. Strong understanding of musical notation, rhythm, and dynamics. Experience with a variety of musical styles and techniques. Topics Covered: Extended performance pieces featuring diverse genres. Advanced scales, arpeggios, and chord voicings. Complex chord types and harmonic structures. In-depth stylistic studies focusing on various musical genres. Application of advanced techniques in performance and improvisation. Technical Exercises Group A – Scales Tempo: 100 bpm Rhythms: Eighth notes Range: As shown in the grade book Scales: Lydian Mode Phrygian Mode Phrygian Dominant Mode Specific Scales: Bb major in 6ths (partial scale on strings 1 and 3). Bb natural minor in 6ths (partial scale on strings 1 and 3). E dorian mode (Campanella style). E natural minor (Campanella style). Additional Scales: Melodic minor scale on one string (root note on any of the four open strings as specified by the examiner). Chromatic scale on one string (root note on any of the four open strings as specified by the examiner). Group B – Arpeggios Tempo: 100 bpm Rhythms: Eighth notes Range: As shown in the grade book Arpeggios: Major 9 arpeggio. Minor 9 arpeggio. Specific Arpeggios: D diminished 7 arpeggio (in two positions). D minor 7b5 arpeggio (in two positions). C dominant 7 add 4 arpeggio (across four strings). E dominant 7 add 4 arpeggio (across four strings). Group C – Chords Chord Types: Dominant 9 (in two positions) Minor 9 (in two positions) Major 9 (in two positions) Specific Exercise: 7th chords in F major (two voicings for each chord type: Imaj7, VIm7, IIm7, VIIm7b5, Imaj7) Tempo: 100 bpm Group D – Stylistic Studies Candidates will prepare a stylistic study from one of the following styles and perform it to the backing track: Rock and Pop Soul, Jazz, and Blues Ukulele Specialist The choice of style will determine the style of the Quick Study Piece given during the exam. Workshops Advanced workshops on musical expression, improvisation, and stylistic interpretation. Technical workshops focusing on complex scales, arpeggios, and chord voicings. Masterclasses on applying advanced techniques and harmonies in performance. Interactive sessions on stylistic studies and genre-specific techniques. Learning Outcomes: By the end of this course, students will: Perform extended and complex pieces with a high level of technical proficiency and musicality. Execute advanced scales, arpeggios, and chord voicings with precision and control. Demonstrate proficiency in complex chord types and harmonic structures. Apply stylistic elements effectively in their performances across various genres. Be prepared for the Grade 7 exam and performance certificate. Songs: If I Ain’t Got You by Alicia Keys Satin Doll by Lyle Ritz Atlantis by Taimane Gardner What is Hip? by Tower of Power Toxicity by System of a Down Desafinado by Antônio Carlos Jobim What Students Get: Lesson Books for Ukulele Level 7 Course Live Instructor-led Classes 2 Performances and 2 Workshops Weekly Feedback and Regular PTMs Assessment and Certification Class Options: 2 class per week for 45 mins (6 months) or 1 class per week for 60 mins (9 months) Price: ₹36,500 (inclusive of GST)

Ukulele Level 8 Course

About The Course Ukulele Level 8 is the pinnacle of ukulele proficiency, designed for advanced students ready to tackle the most challenging pieces and technical exercises. This level focuses on pieces that are typically three to three and a half minutes in duration, demanding exceptional skill in accuracy, tone quality, expression, and stylistic interpretation. Students will refine their technique and musicianship, preparing them for a high level of performance and versatility. Prerequisites: Completion of Ukulele Level 7 or equivalent experience. Advanced understanding of musical notation, rhythm, and theory. Proficiency in playing a wide range of scales, arpeggios, and chords. Experience with various ukulele styles and technical techniques. Topics Covered: Extended performance pieces featuring complex arrangements and diverse genres. Advanced scales and arpeggios with increased technical demands. Challenging chord voicings and altered chords. Stylistic studies to enhance versatility and interpretative skills. Technical Exercises Group A – Scales Tempo : 100 bpm Rhythms : Eighth notes Scales : Whole tone Diminished Altered Specific Scales : Chromatic scale on one string (starting on any open string). E phrygian mode (campanella style). C major in sixths (strings 3 & 4). Additional Scales (from previous grades): Major, Natural minor, Melodic minor, Harmonic minor. D natural minor, D harmonic minor, E natural minor, E dorian mode, C major, G major (campanella style). Group B – Arpeggios Tempo : 100 bpm Rhythms : Eighth notes Arpeggios : Dominant 7#5, Dominant 7b5, Dominant 7b9, Minor/major 9 Additional Arpeggios (from previous grades): E minor 6 on four strings G minor 7 on four strings Group C – Chords Altered Chords : F dominant 7#5 (two voicings) F dominant 7b5 (two voicings) C dominant 7#9 (one voicing) C dominant 7b9 (one voicing) Group D – Stylistic Studies Styles : Rock and Pop Soul, Jazz and Blues Ukulele Specialist Note : Candidates prepare a stylistic study and perform it to a backing track. The style chosen will influence the Quick Study Piece provided during the exam. Workshops Advanced workshops on intricate techniques and performance practices. Detailed sessions on stylistic interpretation and expression. Masterclasses focusing on high-level technical exercises and complex chord voicings. Learning Outcomes: By the end of this course, students will: Perform extended and complex pieces with exceptional skill and expression. Demonstrate mastery of advanced scales, arpeggios, and technical exercises. Showcase proficiency in altered and extended chord voicings. Exhibit a high level of versatility and interpretative ability in various stylistic contexts. Be fully prepared for the Grade 8 exam and performance certificate. Songs: Bohemian Rhapsody by Jake Shimabukuro Fire by Taimane Gardner Cinema Paradiso (Love Theme) by Pat Metheny Holier Than Thou by Metallica Rather Be by Clean Bandit Spain by Chick Corea What Students Get: Lesson Books for Ukulele Level 8 Course Live Instructor-led Classes 2 Performances and 2 Workshops Weekly Feedback and Regular PTMs Assessment and Certification Class Options: 2 class per week for 45 mins (6 months) or 1 class per week for 60 mins (9 months) Price: ₹36,500 (inclusive of GST)

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