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Mukta Mehta Taking Vocal Music Class at Pt. Bhimsen Joshi Sangeet Academy's "Swar Kala Sangam" - Music Academy In Gurgaon - South City 2.

Pt. Bhimsen Joshi Sangeet Academy's "Swar Kala Sangam" was started was started 37 years ago by Prof. B.S.Bali in Jammu with an aim to spread the vast ocean of the Music and Dance education.
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Benefits of Vocal Music Classes or Singing Classes

Benefits of Indian Vocal Music Classes or Singing Classes- 


Indian Vocal Music Classes or Singing Classes is a passion for many and it definitely brings joy to many people. But did you know that your passion for Singing can lead to incredible benefits? 

1. Immunity - Vocal Music Classes or Singing Classes helps in boosting the immune system. During singing, the blood flow increases and the protein in the immune system that function as antibodies, known as Immunoglobulin A, were significantly higher immediately after the singing sessions.

2. Lung Exerciser - Vocal Music Classes or Singing Classes is an excellent exercise irrespective of your age. If followed a proper routine, your lungs will get a workout as you employ proper singing techniques and vocal projections as directed by a trainer.

3. Posture - Sitting or Standing up with your back straight is part of correct technique as you’re singing, so with time, good posture will become a habit.

4. Sleep - Vocal Music Classes or Singing Classes helps in a sound sleep. You know about the old trend of "Loorie" or some might like to listen to old film songs, indian classical music or ghazals and get a sound sleep.

5. Anti Depressant - The kind of music you listen and sing, decides your mood. Not just that, singing lively songs can move you out of a depressive mood too - and act as an Anti depressant. Vocal Classical Music or Singing is known to release endorphins, the feel-good brain chemical that makes you feel uplifted and happy.

6. Lowers Stress - Vocal Music Classes or Singing Classes releases stored muscle tension and decreases the levels of a stress hormone called cortisol in your blood stream

7. Improves Mental Alertness - It is said that while Vocal Music Classes or Singing Classes, both sides of the brain are in use. It is one of the very few activities in which the left and right side of the brain works simultaneously. Also, Improved blood circulation and an oxygenated blood stream allow more oxygen to reach the brain. This improves mental alertness, concentration, and memory. 

8. Friends Circle - Whether you’re in a choir or simply enjoy Vocal Music Classes or Singing Classes karaoke with your friends, one of the unexpected health benefits of singing is that it can improve your social life. The bonds you form singing with others can be profound, since there’s a level of intimacy naturally involved.

9. Confidence - Stage fright is a common feeling for new singers. However, performing well and receiving praise from your friends and family may be the key to eventually overcoming your fears and boosting your self-confidence. 

10. Appreciate Others - Vocal singers will have an ability to appreciate other singers as well.

Indian Classical Music

The Vocal Music trad­ition (Singing) is especially strong in the gamut of In­dian music which consists of other forms including Instruments.  It goes without saying that the song is probably the most ancient form of music.  

It is said that the "Samaveda" is the oldest musical text in India.  It is true that the Samaveda is written in a crude musical notation.  Indian Contemporary musical forms are built up from very well defined structures.  There are many genres to Indian Classical Music, some are old and some new.  Dhrupad and dhammar are one of the oldest in use today. Another equally old form is the tarana which is based upon meaningless syllables.  More modern (by In­dian stan­dards) are the highly improvised kheyal, dadra, and thumri.  Then there are local developed forms of Indian classical music style is the tappa of Punjab.
Classical songs of north India are mainly devotional in nature, but there are a few genre which are especially oriented toward religion.  Most notable of them are the bhajan, dhun or kirtan for Hindus, the qawwali for Muslims, and the shabad for Sikhs.
Today, Indian Music has become a broad definition where Indian Film Music (Bollywood Music) is also becoming a notable contributor to the same. Its developing as another genre. There are a mix of variety used to create the same.
For a performer it is very important to pickup a style of music and create a perfection for himself/herself. Learning in Vocal Music starts with the basic Sa Re Ga Ma and various alankaars as they help improve the voice quality and the range of singing.