The courses will be taught virtually, through the Furtados School of Music; one for ages eight to 13, and the other, which is a pro course, for those above 14. “For an eight-year-old to go into music production, they must be informed about music. I’ve divided the course in such a way that they learn about that first, and what instruments sound like. Words like sound and pitch might be easy to understand for adults, but for children these concepts have to be thoroughly explained before they get into production. Playing games, listening to music, watching interesting videos will be part of the course. Basic software will be explored that are colourful and interesting, especially for the younger ones. For them, using a production software like BandLab can be almost like playing a video game,” adds Raina.

Children will be encouraged to explore all kinds of music. In the pro version of the course, they will also be taught about different kinds of music from around the world. “We want to inform the kids of all the styles of music that exist, so they can make their own choices. They should at least know what’s out there,” he concludes.

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