Voice is obviously the oldest instrument in existence! As the music evolved over the ages, there was a need to entertain an increasingly large audience. Technology like amplification and PA speakers is rather recent if one considers the history of music. Western classical technique of singing developed mostly in Europe with 70% of the Opera music being written in Italian. Singers in the classical era had to project their voice to an auditorium full of audience without the use of mic or amplification, this pushed the boundaries of vocal technique in those days for the singers.

Today that technique is still practised and in use at the Opera houses around the world and in solo classical voice recitals. Some of the techniques involved in mastering this style of music overlaps with contemporary but broadly training in western classical vocals is very different from contemporary vocals. Students pursuing western classical vocals may expect to learn music from Operas, Italian arias, Broadway musicals and similar selections.

Why Choose Us

Bridge Music Academy was formed in 2009 with a vision to offer International standard education in Western Music in India. Currently over 500 students learn at 4 branches of the Academy. Bridge Music Academy also manages and runs western music programs at high profile institutions such as IIT – Delhi, Salwan Public School, Manav Sthali School, Khaitan Public School to name a few.

The first branch of the Academy was setup in New Rajinder Nagar in West Delhi and soon expended to Dwarka and Chandigarh. Each faculty members are specialists at their particular subject and not a single faculty teaches more than one discipline which they specialize in! Every student has a different learning curve, goals and aptitude, especially with an art form like music. Hence, more than 90% of the students take one-to-one lessons that are tailored to suit their learning needs and speed.