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Humera Akhtar
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To learn singing is the first step towards becoming a singer. Learning from a reputed singer is an added advantage. Specialised voice lessons is another step towards becoming a singer. India has a classical musical tradition that is around five thousand years old. It can be purely instrumental or may feature singers who are telling ancient tales.There are also options offered by most colleges for students studying in different streams to take a performing arts class as an additional subject.
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augustin dmello
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Hello Kamal,
You can pursue singing courses from Shankar Mahadevan Academy or Mumbai Film Academy. These institutes offer a wide range of singing courses. You can visit their official website for fee, course, eligibility and other information.
You can pursue singing courses from Shankar Mahadevan Academy or Mumbai Film Academy. These institutes offer a wide range of singing courses. You can visit their official website for fee, course, eligibility and other information.
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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader
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You need to have calibre to make people laugh.
Go for programmes at National School of drama as well.
Go for programmes at National School of drama as well.
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Rohit Mathur
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1) Join singing classes - Skill set is very important.
2) Build your self-confidence by singing in small shows or college events and slowly move to performing in pubs, concerts etc.
3) Build a reputation for yourself by making videos of your performance and put them on your YouTube and other sites
4) Facebook marketing is another option for getting people to like you.
5) Take a chance by releasing your music video on YouTube and if you have the budget then TV/Radio (TV/Radio is optional if you don't have the budget).
6) This will bring you in the limelight & hopefully get you noticed by record label, music director, actor or film director.
2) Build your self-confidence by singing in small shows or college events and slowly move to performing in pubs, concerts etc.
3) Build a reputation for yourself by making videos of your performance and put them on your YouTube and other sites
4) Facebook marketing is another option for getting people to like you.
5) Take a chance by releasing your music video on YouTube and if you have the budget then TV/Radio (TV/Radio is optional if you don't have the budget).
6) This will bring you in the limelight & hopefully get you noticed by record label, music director, actor or film director.
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Vishal ChauhanWell experienced in consumer durables Field
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Hi Amit,
If you have passed engineering in mechanical and have interest in music, then you can prepare for it. You can also do preparation of music with your job.
All the best.
If you have passed engineering in mechanical and have interest in music, then you can prepare for it. You can also do preparation of music with your job.
All the best.
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Ritika Pradhan
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You may pursue a singing course from any of the colleges mentioned below:
https://www.shiksha.com/search/?q=singing&qer=singing|0|0|0|0|0|0|0|0&sa=^0^0^0^0^0&ts=1818135&rf=searchwidget
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