Yes! While many people are sometimes sceptical about the online format, it's a matter of getting used to it. With our years of experience in this field, we can say that online vocal lessons are effective, and there are added benefits as well. Besides, with our online learning platform, we conduct all the typical exercises and vocal instructions that a traditional in-person voice lesson would do. Our online students advance as fast as any in-person students.

It is recommended that children with no vocal instruction (beginners) or students younger than high school age take 30 - 45 min voice lessons. We consider the fact that young students' voices are still developing and that singing is a workout. Therefore, it is important not to put undue stress on a developing instrument. 

Not right now, but we have plans to introduce other styles of singing soon. We understand that everyone has different interests and musical preferences. We are here to help interested learners reach their vocal goals. However, we do have pre-recorded (self-learning) lessons for the Hindustani style of singing.

The typical voice lesson at Music Pandit is mostly divided into three aspects. The children start with a warm up and then the instructor spends approximately half the time on vocal technique and lessons. Some of the topics covered in our online class include

1) Tone Quality

2) Breath Management and Breath Support

3) Onset and Release of Tone

4) Vocal Register (Chest and Head Voice)

5) Modification of Vowels

6) Dynamics and Range of the Voice

7) Performance Technique

8) Language and Diction Skills

For the last half of the session, the focus is on an individual song and understanding the application of the different techniques. Students are also encouraged to try new vocal techniques. We also have fun quizzes, trivia, and games in between.

Our lessons are designed in such a way that they enable students to define their vocal goals and work on them during their practice time. At the end of each class, the teacher will summarise all the points made during the lesson, answer any questions the student may have, and set goals for the next lesson.