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Even Preschoolers enjoy Vocal singing just to be singing. They aren’t self-conscious about their ability and most are eager to let their voices roar. The origin of music, can be traced back to the origin of the universe. According to Hindu mythology, the first ever sound is the Naadbrahma (Brhma as Sound), which pervades the entire universe. The history of music in India can be traced back to the Vedic times. The earliest raga owes its origin to the Sam Veda. The first reference to music was made by Panini in 500 BC and the first reference to musical theory is found in `Rikpratisakhya`in 400 BC. Bharata’s Natyashastra (4th century AD), contains several chapters on music, which was probably the first clear written work on music that has divided music into octaves and twenty-two keys.
Around 14th century AD Indian music branched off into two distinct forms of Hindustani and Carnatic music. Hindustani music adopted a scale of Shudha Swara Saptaka or Octave of natural notes while Carnatic music retains the style of traditional octave. The Khayal developed as a new form of singing in the eighteenth century AD.
Benefits
Relieves Stress : Vocal music is soothing and is scientifically proven to calm you and in many cases lower blood pressure. It is akin to yoga or meditation. Singing involves regulating the flow of breath in and out of the body. alongside the sound energy of Nada Yoga and its vibrations.
Sharpens Brain Functions : It helps to improve the brain functions like memory, hearing, concentration and motor skills, the effects are often long-lasting.
Improves Mathematical Skills : A trained Vocalist may choose to present simple or advanced concepts often creating intricate mathematical patterns on the fly. It is no wonder that he therefore usually scores good in Maths.
Improves Listening Skills : A good learner develops the ability to discern the nuances in music in terms of pitch, melody, oscillations (gamakas) and tempo. Obviously a good listener is a quick learner.
Improves Cultural Understanding : Indian Classical songs are peppered with mythological references, which initiate students to the key parables of our traditions. Singing them gives practitioners a powerful sense of connection to time and place and preserves this rich culture for future generations.
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