Nathaniel School of Music launch Music Method

In an endeavor to channel a breath of fresh air in the field of music education in Bangalore, the Nathaniel School of Music recently celebrated the launch of their website and it’s extremely unique course offering Music Method

Music Method has been structured to suit the convenience of a fast paced professional as well as a keen tech savvy child of today. The idea behind this is to provide a thorough understanding of theory and learning an instrument in a goal oriented manner.

The cycle of the course will span across ten weeks with 75 hours of instruction and training. Music Method will not just be a learning experience it is designed to initiate a student into the world of performance as well.

There are two levels depending upon the prior musical knowledge of the applicant. The first level is meant for those who are interested in learning but have no knowledge of instruments and the second level is for those who know their way around their instruments and are looking to fine tune their skills. An audition is a must for second level applicants.

With a faculty that features the likes of Lillian Zacharaiah, Jason Zacharaiah, Naveen Thomas and Tony Das-heavy weights of the Bangalore music scene, NSM is ready submit its offering to those for whom music may not be a long drawn process.

This well-structured initiative combines learning and performance with ear training, the right technology and the study of some famous musicians. For the musically inclined chances are infinite at the Nathaniel School of Music.

Some of the other features of the course include – weekly assessments and personal attention, optimum batch size, group dynamics, different skill levels and absolutely no upper age limit during enrollment.

For more information visit - http://nathanielschool.com/ which provides a comprehensive description of the programs offered by the school and a brief description of the entire faculty.

With its well-planned out agenda the folks over at NSM are making it clear that they are not moving an inch for a long time to come.