North Indian Classical Music Dhrupad, Vocal lessons

Àpd 80.11 C$ /h

Dhrupad is a sophisticated art form of Indian Classical music. At the core of this music lies the practice of Kharaj, which involves early morning vocal exercises. This practice effectively strengthens the vocal cords. In addition to this, the main lessons will encompass the practice of Sargam in Ragas like Yaman or Bhairav, followed by Alap and composition practices.

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Cours au domicile de l'élève :

Autour de Rotterdam, Pays-Bas

Cours chez le professeur :

Waddenzee, Nootdorp, Netherlands

En ligne depuis Pays-Bas

Présentation

Ilyas was born in Afghanistan, then moved to Pakistan and afterwards he was lucky to come to the Netherlands. He started his music learning journey in 2010 and is still going until now. meanwhile he also shares his music to those who love to learn singing Dhrupad or have a glimpse of it.

Education

Ilyas is originally from Afghanistan, he is graduated from Codarts conservatory in Rotterdam. And has obtained his bachelor’s and master's degree as a vocalist in Dhrupad and Khayal, the oldest form of Northern Indian classical music. He is also a very appreciated singer of Ghazal songs, Sufi songs and Qawwali.

Expérience / Qualifications

With his interest in different religions and our present multi-cultural society, has he already performed in a wide variety of concerts and events in the Netherlands, Germany, India, and Surinam. He has performed as a soloist, and he is also very fond of working together with other musicians in cross-over projects and has already the privilege of performing with many bands/groups and artists, such as concerts with Breathing ensemble for tribute to Mohammad Rafi in The Netherlands as well as in Suriname, many projects with Genetic Choir such as Non Corpus Trilogie, Church songs and Stem & luister and he has performed in Ritual bells and Global gongs with Sinta Wullur and Jos van Kan and 'Temple of time' with Sinta Wullur and Miranda Lakerveld in the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam.
He also has performed in the Mystic festival in Rotterdam, Nowruz festival for the Zuiderstrand theater and Sufi Centre in singing folk songs and Sufi songs like Qawwali and Ghazals.

Age

Enfants (4-6 ans)

Enfants (7-12 ans)

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Adultes (18-64 ans)

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Niveau du Cours

Débutant

Intermédiaire

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Durée

60 minutes

Enseigné en

anglais

néerlandais

hindi

persan

Compétences

Voix (musique)

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(GMT -05:00)

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Francisca

4.92

(12)

Singing is fun, singing is easy, singing is good for you.
Discover a healthy way of using your voice and unlock its potential.
My method includes the understanding of how the larynx, jaw and tongue work and can be function freely, and how the breath flow can come through by using the correct support muscles, that we forget how to engage over our adult life, unlike when we were children. This should provide an effortless and beautiful sound that is your own unique voice.

Try it out!
I can help all who are interested in a healthy sound projection and who wish to find they individually in this.

I have a Bachelor in Classical Singing and a Masters in Early Music Singing from the Royal Conservatory of the Hague and 9 years of teaching experience. I am passionate about teaching, helping people achieving their true potential and I having fun doing it.

Cristiano

4.92

(12)

Employing the voice in a rhythmical sense is not a granted or obvious approach for singers and is sometimes overlooked by instrumentalists. However, a rhythmical foundation developed through the voice is a core element of strong musicianship for everyone in the music sector.

In these lessons, we will practice rhythm through the understanding and utilization of Konnakol (South Indian Carnatic rhythmical solfege) alongside other techniques and approach different ways to conceive of rhythm and integrate it into performance.

We will work on rhythmical freedom, phrasing, grouping and moving patterns, cross-rhythms, odd measures and different 'feels'. You will acquire new ideas, improve your timing, gain independence in your lines and obtain a set of tools to practice self-sufficiently.

"Rhythm through Voice" is designed for both singers and instrumentalists who want to enlarge their spectrum of techniques, and improve their rhythmical awareness.

[For instrumentalists: I will support you to translate and apply these techniques into your instrument]

The lessons will be custom made for each student.
I will work to adapt to your learning rhythm while keeping you challenged at the same time. You will receive regular feedback, advice, and guidance.

Don't hesitate to contact me for more details!

Jasperina

4.92

(12)

I am a recorder and classical singing student at the Royal Conservatoire in the Hague. I have experience with teaching the recorder to students aged 4 to 60 years old.

My lessons are characterized by a relaxed atmosphere and I find it important to listen to the wishes of my students and adapt my lessons to their personal needs. For the younger students, I aim to teach a combination of recorder technique and posture, music theory and singing and stimulate their creativity in a playfull way. In this way they become acquainted with all aspects of music making. I also aim to incorporate ensemble playing in my lessons, together with me or with other students.

Rita

4.92

(12)

Classes are given in Dutch, English, French, or Spanish. We usually do a bit of technique at the beginning of the lesson, and then work on the song(s) that you brought (expression and technique). It can be classical or pop. I can accompany you on the piano.

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