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Vikas Sahu

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Sri Niwaspuri, Delhi, India - 110065.

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5 year experience on music and teach..
I have performed on many platforms before...
I have music certificates...i love music..
Harmonium,guitar vocal music.

Languages Spoken

Hindi Mother Tongue (Native)

Punjabi Proficient

English Basic

Education

school of open learning Pursuing

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

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Sri Niwaspuri, Delhi, India - 110065

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Teaches

Vocal Music classes

Class Location

Online (video chat via skype, google hangout etc)

Student's Home

Tutor's Home

Years of Experience in Vocal Music classes

5

Gender of teacher

Male tutor

Vocal Style taught

Bhajan Singing, Western Singing, Hindustani Singing

Age group catered to

5- 13 years-old

Class strength catered to

One on one/ Private Tutions

Proficiency level catered to

Beginner

Harmonium Classes

Class Location

Online (video chat via skype, google hangout etc)

Student's Home

Tutor's Home

Years of Experience in Harmonium Classes

5

Age groups catered to

16 yrs to 25 yrs, 10 yrs to 15 yrs

Class strength catered to

One on one/ Private Tutions

Guitar Classes
1 Student

Class Location

Online (video chat via skype, google hangout etc)

Student's Home

Tutor's Home

Years of Experience in Guitar Classes

3

Genre of guitars taught

Acoustic

Age groups catered to

16 yrs to 25 yrs, 10 yrs to 15 yrs

Type of classes

Group classes, Individual classes

Music genres taught

Indian Film music, Indian classical

Outcomes catered to

Learn specific skills: Plucking, Chord progression etc, Learn basics of playing a guitar

Ownership of equipment is compulsory

No

Reviews (1)

5 out of 5 1 review

Vikas Sahu https://p.urbanpro.com/tv-prod/member/photo/7142695-small.jpg Sri Niwaspuri
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Vocal Music

"It was a great experience with vikas sir i have learnt lots of new things raag and alaap over all it was a excellent. all should go head with the sir. "

Have you attended any class with Vikas?

FAQs

1. Which classes do you teach?

I teach Guitar, Harmonium and Vocal Music Classes.

2. Do you provide a demo class?

Yes, I provide a paid demo class.

3. How many years of experience do you have?

I have been teaching for 5 years.

Answers by Vikas (228)

Answered on 11 Sep Learn Music/Vocal Music

Refers to how loud or soft notes are played, and how the volume changes during the course of a song. Soft, eerie music can raise suspense by suggesting danger in the distance. Getting louder may hint that something or someone is about to pounce. Listen: Carl Orff: “O Fortuna” (excerpt) from... ...more

Refers to how loud or soft notes are played, and how the volume changes during the course of a song. Soft, eerie music can raise suspense by suggesting danger in the distance. Getting louder may hint that something or someone is about to pounce. Listen: Carl Orff: “O Fortuna” (excerpt) from Carmina Burana (1936)

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Answered on 11 Sep Learn Music/Vocal Music

Hindustani vocal music is a style of Indian classical music that is characterized by its use of ragas, talas, and other musical elements: Ragas: A melodic framework for improvisation and composition, based on a scale of seven basic notes and five half-notes Talas: Rhythmic principles based... ...more

Hindustani vocal music is a style of Indian classical music that is characterized by its use of ragas, talas, and other musical elements: 

 

Ragas: A melodic framework for improvisation and composition, based on a scale of seven basic notes and five half-notes 

 

Talas: Rhythmic principles based on cyclic metric patterns 

 

Vocal forms: Major forms include dhrupad, khyal, and tarana, while lighter forms include dhamar, trivat, chaiti, kajari, tappa, tap-khyal, thumri, dadra, ghazal, and bhajan 

 

Influences: Hindustani music has been influenced by Arab, Persian, and Afghan elements 

 

Performance: Hindustani vocal music is often performed in the tradition of dhrupad singing 

 

Hindustani music originated in the medieval period and is found in the northern three-fourths of the Indian subcontinent. It was passed down through the Guru-Shishya Parampara, or teacher-student tradition. 

 

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Answered on 11 Sep Learn Music/Vocal Music

Choral music and solo vocal music differ in a number of ways, including: Composition: Choral music is written for choirs and typically has at least two vocal parts that create harmony. Solo vocal music can include monophonic music with a single line of melody, or polyphonic music with more than... ...more

Choral music and solo vocal music differ in a number of ways, including: 

 

Composition: Choral music is written for choirs and typically has at least two vocal parts that create harmony. Solo vocal music can include monophonic music with a single line of melody, or polyphonic music with more than one melody. 

 

Vocal demands: Soloists often have more difficult vocal demands than choruses, including a greater range, higher tessitura, and larger sound. Choralists need to be able to sight-read complex music, match timbres with other voices, and listen for gradations of dynamics. 

 

Listening: In solo singing, the focus is on the feel of proper vocal production, rather than hearing oneself. 

 

Sound effect: Choral music is often favored for its unified and integrated sound effect. 

 

Voice levels: In choral singing, singers usually adjust their voice levels to match the other singers. In solo singing, the level sung depends less on the accompaniment. 

 

Goal: Solo music pursues individuality, while choral music pur

sues unity. 

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Answered on 11 Sep Learn Music/Vocal Music

you’re talking about breaking music down scientifically, yes; there are two fields I’d start with: Music psychology is the study of how the human brain processes music and how we evolved to hear and create music. Acoustics is the study of the various physical aspects of sound, and you’ll... ...more

you’re talking about breaking music down scientifically, yes; there are two fields I’d start with: Music psychology is the study of how the human brain processes music and how we evolved to hear and create music. Acoustics is the study of the various physical aspects of sound, and you’ll find a lot of explanations of aspects of music, like harmony, here. Your wording - “physical existence” - is a bit odd… you won’t find anything talking about music’s “physical existence,” but I think music psychology and acoustical science probably have most of the information you’re hoping for.

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Answered on 11 Sep Learn Music/Vocal Music

(UPTET) for Vocal Music typically includes a syllabus focused on assessing your knowledge and skills in various aspects of music. The syllabus might cover: 1. **Fundamentals of Music**: Basic principles of vocal music, including music theory, notation, and terminology. 2. **Indian Classical Music**:... ...more

(UPTET) for Vocal Music typically includes a syllabus focused on assessing your knowledge and skills in various aspects of music. The syllabus might cover: 1. **Fundamentals of Music**: Basic principles of vocal music, including music theory, notation, and terminology. 2. **Indian Classical Music**: Understanding of Hindustani and Carnatic music traditions, including Ragas and Talas. 3. **Folk Music**: Knowledge of various regional folk music traditions of India. 4. **Music History and Appreciation**: Awareness of the historical development of music, significant composers, and notable contributions to the field. 5. **Practical Skills**: Ability to perform or demonstrate various vocal techniques and styles. The specifics might vary, so it's a good idea to consult the official UPTET notification or website for the most accurate and detailed syllabus.

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Teaches

Vocal Music classes

Class Location

Online (video chat via skype, google hangout etc)

Student's Home

Tutor's Home

Years of Experience in Vocal Music classes

5

Gender of teacher

Male tutor

Vocal Style taught

Bhajan Singing, Western Singing, Hindustani Singing

Age group catered to

5- 13 years-old

Class strength catered to

One on one/ Private Tutions

Proficiency level catered to

Beginner

Harmonium Classes

Class Location

Online (video chat via skype, google hangout etc)

Student's Home

Tutor's Home

Years of Experience in Harmonium Classes

5

Age groups catered to

16 yrs to 25 yrs, 10 yrs to 15 yrs

Class strength catered to

One on one/ Private Tutions

Guitar Classes
1 Student

Class Location

Online (video chat via skype, google hangout etc)

Student's Home

Tutor's Home

Years of Experience in Guitar Classes

3

Genre of guitars taught

Acoustic

Age groups catered to

16 yrs to 25 yrs, 10 yrs to 15 yrs

Type of classes

Group classes, Individual classes

Music genres taught

Indian Film music, Indian classical

Outcomes catered to

Learn specific skills: Plucking, Chord progression etc, Learn basics of playing a guitar

Ownership of equipment is compulsory

No

5 out of 5 1 review

Vikas Sahu
S

Vocal Music

"It was a great experience with vikas sir i have learnt lots of new things raag and alaap over all it was a excellent. all should go head with the sir. "

Have you attended any class with Vikas?

Answers by Vikas Sahu (228)

Answered on 11 Sep Learn Music/Vocal Music

Refers to how loud or soft notes are played, and how the volume changes during the course of a song. Soft, eerie music can raise suspense by suggesting danger in the distance. Getting louder may hint that something or someone is about to pounce. Listen: Carl Orff: “O Fortuna” (excerpt) from... ...more

Refers to how loud or soft notes are played, and how the volume changes during the course of a song. Soft, eerie music can raise suspense by suggesting danger in the distance. Getting louder may hint that something or someone is about to pounce. Listen: Carl Orff: “O Fortuna” (excerpt) from Carmina Burana (1936)

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Answered on 11 Sep Learn Music/Vocal Music

Hindustani vocal music is a style of Indian classical music that is characterized by its use of ragas, talas, and other musical elements: Ragas: A melodic framework for improvisation and composition, based on a scale of seven basic notes and five half-notes Talas: Rhythmic principles based... ...more

Hindustani vocal music is a style of Indian classical music that is characterized by its use of ragas, talas, and other musical elements: 

 

Ragas: A melodic framework for improvisation and composition, based on a scale of seven basic notes and five half-notes 

 

Talas: Rhythmic principles based on cyclic metric patterns 

 

Vocal forms: Major forms include dhrupad, khyal, and tarana, while lighter forms include dhamar, trivat, chaiti, kajari, tappa, tap-khyal, thumri, dadra, ghazal, and bhajan 

 

Influences: Hindustani music has been influenced by Arab, Persian, and Afghan elements 

 

Performance: Hindustani vocal music is often performed in the tradition of dhrupad singing 

 

Hindustani music originated in the medieval period and is found in the northern three-fourths of the Indian subcontinent. It was passed down through the Guru-Shishya Parampara, or teacher-student tradition. 

 

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Answered on 11 Sep Learn Music/Vocal Music

Choral music and solo vocal music differ in a number of ways, including: Composition: Choral music is written for choirs and typically has at least two vocal parts that create harmony. Solo vocal music can include monophonic music with a single line of melody, or polyphonic music with more than... ...more

Choral music and solo vocal music differ in a number of ways, including: 

 

Composition: Choral music is written for choirs and typically has at least two vocal parts that create harmony. Solo vocal music can include monophonic music with a single line of melody, or polyphonic music with more than one melody. 

 

Vocal demands: Soloists often have more difficult vocal demands than choruses, including a greater range, higher tessitura, and larger sound. Choralists need to be able to sight-read complex music, match timbres with other voices, and listen for gradations of dynamics. 

 

Listening: In solo singing, the focus is on the feel of proper vocal production, rather than hearing oneself. 

 

Sound effect: Choral music is often favored for its unified and integrated sound effect. 

 

Voice levels: In choral singing, singers usually adjust their voice levels to match the other singers. In solo singing, the level sung depends less on the accompaniment. 

 

Goal: Solo music pursues individuality, while choral music pur

sues unity. 

Answers 5 Comments
Dislike Bookmark

Answered on 11 Sep Learn Music/Vocal Music

you’re talking about breaking music down scientifically, yes; there are two fields I’d start with: Music psychology is the study of how the human brain processes music and how we evolved to hear and create music. Acoustics is the study of the various physical aspects of sound, and you’ll... ...more

you’re talking about breaking music down scientifically, yes; there are two fields I’d start with: Music psychology is the study of how the human brain processes music and how we evolved to hear and create music. Acoustics is the study of the various physical aspects of sound, and you’ll find a lot of explanations of aspects of music, like harmony, here. Your wording - “physical existence” - is a bit odd… you won’t find anything talking about music’s “physical existence,” but I think music psychology and acoustical science probably have most of the information you’re hoping for.

Answers 5 Comments
Dislike Bookmark

Answered on 11 Sep Learn Music/Vocal Music

(UPTET) for Vocal Music typically includes a syllabus focused on assessing your knowledge and skills in various aspects of music. The syllabus might cover: 1. **Fundamentals of Music**: Basic principles of vocal music, including music theory, notation, and terminology. 2. **Indian Classical Music**:... ...more

(UPTET) for Vocal Music typically includes a syllabus focused on assessing your knowledge and skills in various aspects of music. The syllabus might cover: 1. **Fundamentals of Music**: Basic principles of vocal music, including music theory, notation, and terminology. 2. **Indian Classical Music**: Understanding of Hindustani and Carnatic music traditions, including Ragas and Talas. 3. **Folk Music**: Knowledge of various regional folk music traditions of India. 4. **Music History and Appreciation**: Awareness of the historical development of music, significant composers, and notable contributions to the field. 5. **Practical Skills**: Ability to perform or demonstrate various vocal techniques and styles. The specifics might vary, so it's a good idea to consult the official UPTET notification or website for the most accurate and detailed syllabus.

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Vikas Sahu describes himself as 5 year experience on music and teach.. I have performed on many platforms before.... He conducts classes in Guitar, Harmonium and Vocal Music. Vikas is located in Sri Niwaspuri, Delhi. Vikas takes at students Home and Regular Classes- at his Home. He has 5 years of teaching experience . Vikas is pursuing Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) from school of open learning . HeĀ is well versed in Punjabi, English and Hindi. Vikas has got 1 reviews till now with 100% positive feedback.

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