7-year-old Ankur Bhagat, looks as composed as Paul McCartney when he starts to play ‘let it be’ on his electronic keyboard. His smile and the song he’s playing makes us appreciate the kind of gift, music is to the world. His eloquence between the keys is so apparent that one begins to wonder what heights he will reach if he keeps at it from such an age. Interestingly, the song he so enjoys playing also happens to be one of the papers for his music exam. Ankur is a student of Bridge Music Academy. Like him there are hundreds in the country’s capital that are recipients of a trend soon to be norm. Online Music Courses and Examinations.
Guitar, Piano and vocals are still the top three sought after music courses to learn. But what are the best institutions to teach these instruments online on par with global standards. Well, if I was an aspiring musician of any age or gender, where would I go in search of the best music education, and if I can’t go there physically, I would want to learn digitally, then what are my odds of finding the education that is updated and equipped to lead me into an eventful and successful musical journey.
But first we must separate the myths from the truths of enrolling in an online music course.

1. Learning music is difficult online than learning in person.
Music is all about passion and soul, but when passion meets profession, it is hard work. Luckily, its the sort of work that can be cracked with the right tools, teacher, school and curriculum. Learning online is a brilliant option for the very reason that online classes give you one to one tutoring without the hassle of travel. Last anyone checked, it’s still the most viable option to fast track to a higher level or to continue what you had physically discontinued due to unforeseen circumstances. Online music classes and examinations are a highly personalized experience that makes it easier to be consistent as it is convenient. Online music courses also equip you to take international level grade exams with globally acclaimed examiners.
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2. Learning music is expensive and time consuming.
The urban myth that good music education is not cheap. And cheap cannot be good, as it involves quality teachers needs to be busted. Mr. Ritesh Khokhar teaches piano at Bridge Music Academy. He was appointed as the first faculty for Electronic Keyboards in 2001 at Delhi School of Music. His five years of research into the Hungarian music education system enabled him to author the first series of music textbooks for public schools in India titled “Bridge to Music”. His past students have got into some of the finest and elite music colleges like Berklee College of Music, Trinity Laban Conservatoire, Ithaca College (US), BIMM (UK). Mr. Khokhar’s aim of imparting music classes is “everyone who loves music should have a chance of living it”. There are many such maestros and pundits of the subject with decades of experience behind them at Bridge Music Academy. And they do not charge a fortune to teach their trade. Proof that it provides the best of classical and contemporary music education in four 5cities including tier 2s.