This Season, ReHearsal House brings you a first of its kind! The RH YuleTide Musicals! A Virtual and On-site Musical Training and Rehearsals with an All out Christmas Concert Crescendo! Featuring the ReHearsal House Childhood Musicals and College of Applied Music Students and The ReHearsal House Band! Session holds in two batches, the Early Enrollment Batch Opens from December 2nd both virtually and on-site.  Unable to Make the Early Enrollment? The second batch ensures no one gets left out, set to kick off from December 11th. Whether at your Home or in our Music Training Centres, Let's Make the Season Sparkle From wherever you Are! Learn A Christmas Tune Each Day, whether it's on the Piano, Violin, Guitar, Saxophone, etc. Apply the Seasons Melodies into your Music Lessons- From wherever you are.  Enjoy the YuleTide, catch our Children feat. Adults Orchestra In Live Rehearsals and Experience the very first ReHearsal House YuleTide Living Room Concert This December  Learn More

  Shop Guitar Scales Chart Book here The First Volume of the ReHearsal House Publication on Guitar Scales, an essential Handbook for Guitar Majors and Minors in Music Learning. The Handbook explores the Fretboard and Tablature positions for the Diatonic Major Scale and Pentatonic Major Scale across all 12 keys. First Published in 2020, and reprinted in 2023, Students will find this book a highly required companion. About the Book

  PRACTICAL HISTORY OF (VOCAL) MUSIC| Vocal Music Lecture Session with Perfect Mcsnup. Music History must have practically begun with Singing. In the Bible we read, that the Morning Stars Sang for joy, at the foundation of the world (Job 38:6-7). From experience, we know that singing is instinctive, parents sing to their babies and for various purposes- one song, for sleeping (lullabies); another song for cheer, and so on. Thus to practically consider the history of Music, it is apt to look at the evolution of singing techniques. BASICS OF VOICE TRAINING & VOCAL TECHNIQUES: Singing History, which we may consider as the beginning of Music history, classifies sounds into two kinds, with respect to vocal music; they are: 1. Taught Sounds 2. Untaught Sounds. This Classification is on the basis of the first goal of singing: which is to be heard by the listening audience! Following this considerations, not every sound is exactly audible enough to be heard without a microphone or any othe