The Vedakara School of Music a syndicate of Angel’s Music Academy founded in 2016 has now become new centre for Degree in music performance (BPA) to transform the visibility, scale, ambition and reach of musical life at Rajasthan

The BPA heralds a step-change in music of all genres for outreach and inclusion, and for wellbeing across collegiate. Maintaining a tradition of excellence, it will also seal the University’s position on a world stage for music performance.

The BPA will be a seedbed of experimentation and innovation. A radical commitment to diversity will offer more opportunities to more students than ever before, to explore new styles of music-making and performance.

 

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The Founder, Shaiphali Saxena, said: “At a time of unprecedented stress for the performing arts, I am proud that Vedakara is creating a new Centre for Music Performance. A step-change in the visibility, breadth, reach and role of music performance, it will nurture the highest aspirations of the very best performers, besides offering a wonderful array of opportunities to those with previously limited experience. In the long run the Centre will be a stimulus for interdisciplinarity, research excellence and all-round personal development. I am thrilled to see the BPA go ahead in India.

The Senior HOD (Education), Professor Farukh Khan said: “This is one of the many ways we are expressing its commitment to outreach, inclusion and diversity. We expect this Centre to build on our excellent array of musical endeavour to draw more students into the cultural life of the University, building their skills and confidence and supporting their wellbeing.”

Opera Queen of India & Ex alumni Hritisha Rewadia, said: “We are well-known as a seedbed of musical life; the Centre for Music Performance will not only support this but enhance its connectivity and visibility so that more students are attracted to, and can fully enjoy, the proven benefits of music performance.”

Piyush Jain HOD of Piano said “The Faculty of Music is delighted to see the new Centre for Music Performance come into being. This new hub will be a game-changer supporting musicians right across the University, from soon-to-be professionals to those for whom music offers precious release from the stresses of intensive study. It will be a beacon for our already rich musical life and will enable students to access its variety more readily than ever before. We look forward to contributing to the BPA success.”

Varun Jain Faculty of Classical Vocal, said: “Vedakara has carried the flag for excellence in music performance for many years. During that time we have nurtured a host of young people for whom music is life-giving, from world-leading professional musicians to skilled amateurs. The BPA is the opportunity we have been looking for to take this to the next level, offering more students than ever before the opportunity to work with each other and professional artists from a wide range of genres in an atmosphere that fosters creativity and innovation.”

A degree in music performance will prepare you for a career as a professional musician. You will learn an in-depth knowledge of music theory, composition and history as well as practical skills such as sight reading, ear training and performance.

A music performance degree program teaches students to excel in the arts of song, dance, and choral singing. This degree will give you the skills you need to become a musician or composer and perform on stage.

Music performance is an effective way to discover your creative potential and build a career in music. Whether you’re looking to pursue a career in pop, rock or jazz, the degree program will teach you the skills necessary to perform with musical ensembles and conduct orchestras.