BA in Vocal

Yes, the program will incorporate the Western vocal methods and the Indian classical basis. Harmony, scales, and modern styles are taught to students, and they are facilitated by the exposure to such programs as the Certificate Course in Western Vocal and Instrumental. This mix helps prepare students to performers who are ready to act on a wide variety of genres and international music stages, and the course is appropriate in these situations.

The BA in Vocal Music is based on performance. The students are regularly involved in:

• Solo and group recitals
• Some internal showcases and stage concerts.
• Jury-evaluated performances

The opportunities enable the students to come out of their hesitations, tone their stage performance, and get ready to face professional audiences. The benefit of constant performance exposure is one of the primary benefits as compared to the models of learning that are based on pure theory or web-only platforms.

Absolutely. Good graduates have the opportunity to further their studies with MA in Vocal Music or MA in Performing Arts and Music Production. The undergraduate degree provides a solid academic and practical foundation, and further specialisation in the area of performance, composition or music production at a postgraduate level is easier at both the national and international level.

AAFT provides career advisory, industry exposure, and networking instead of traditional placements. Artists will get access to live projects, studio ventures and performance opportunities. Such experiences, among others, assist students to develop portfolios, investigate money-making music avenues, and meet professionals in the industry to develop their careers in the long run.

The BA in Vocal Music at AAFT charges will start at ₹96,600 in the first semester. AAFT also provides convenient EMI options to make the program more affordable, with installments as low as ₹16,863/month. The full breakdown of the fee, as well as payment plans and options, can be found on the official AAFT fee page or one can talk to the admissions team directly and receive guidance personally.

The development of stage confidence is achieved with the help of frequent performances, rehearsals, and feedback. Students begin their path of progress towards larger shows like internal ones. Anxiety, expression, confidence building, peer collaboration, faculty mentorship, and performance assessment can assist vocalists to cope with anxiety and thrive in their performances, as is necessary to be a successful live and studio vocalist.

Yes, there is basic instrumental knowledge to help in the development of the voice. To learn about the pitch and rhythm, students are familiarized with a harmonium, keyboard, or tanpura. This basic exposure is in addition to the higher-order instrumental courses, such as the Diploma in Indian Classical Vocal and Instrumental, where the musical knowledge is deepened.

Yes, the students may venture into semi-classical music, including Thumri, Ghazal, and Bhajan in their vocal training. The curriculum promotes the exploration of styles and yet is classically disciplined. This adaptability provides the students with an opportunity to develop distinctive artistic personas and be ready to work on various performance stages, such as concerts, recordings, and digital media.