Music Composition Program

At Vivek Music Academy, we believe every student holds a melody within—waiting to be shaped, voiced, and shared with the world. Our Songwriting, Composition & Digital Tools course is designed to help you turn your musical ideas into fully developed songs and compositions, whether you're just starting out or looking to refine your craft.

In a nurturing and creative space, we guide you through the full process—from lyrical inspiration and melodic writing to arrangement, structure, and digital production. Whether you’re jotting lyrics in a notebook or humming ideas into your phone, this course helps you transform passion into polished music. No formal training required—just curiosity and the desire to create.

At Vivek Music Academy, we don’t just teach you to write songs — we help you discover your unique musical voice. Our approach is deeply personal and never one-size-fits-all. 

You’ll receive individual mentorship, be part of a creative and inclusive community, and learn from active composers, producers, and songwriters who bring real-world experience into every session. This is a space where your ideas are heard, your growth is supported, and your creativity is celebrated.

1. We blend classical music theory with contemporary creative practices, giving you a well-rounded musical foundation.

2. You’ll get hands-on training with industry-standard software like Logic Pro, FL Studio, MuseScore, and Ableton—tools used by professionals worldwide.

3. Our focus is on nurturing your unique artistic voice, while also preparing you to work across a wide range of genres—from pop and indie to orchestral and cinematic scoring.

4. Our classes are built around individual attention, a supportive learning environment, and real-world musical insight.

5. You’ll join a welcoming community of creators and mentors who celebrate risk-taking, originality, and growth.

1, The ability to write and structure original songs or instrumental works with clarity and purpose

2. A deep understanding of melody, rhythm, harmony, and lyric flow

3. Experience creating music in both acoustic and digital formats

4. Hands-on proficiency with professional composition tools like Logic Pro, FL Studio, MuseScore, and Ableton

5. The skills to arrange music for different ensembles—whether for solo performance, bands, or ensembles

6. A growing portfolio of original compositions or songs that reflect your unique voice

7. Confidence to collaborate with artists and producers, and to record high-quality demos

8. Insight into preparing music for film, media scoring, or live performance contexts

9. Encouragement and guidance to perform, share, or publish your work publicly

1. Build a strong foundation in songwriting, melody creation, and basic music theory

2. Learn to structure songs (verse, chorus, bridge) and write short, expressive musical ideas

3. Get introduced to DAWs (Digital Audio Workstations) and essential composition software

4. Compose simple pieces using chords, rhythm, and melodic phrasing

1. Explore advanced harmony, voice leading, and song forms

2. Write in multiple genres and arrange for different instruments and ensembles

3. Use digital tools to produce demo-ready compositions

4. Receive structured feedback and refine your original style

5. Begin collaborative songwriting and develop stronger musical narratives

1. Compose for film, games, theatre, or live performance

2. Build a professional portfolio for college applications, studios, or online release

3. Understand music publishing, copyright, and distribution platforms

4. Work on multi-layered compositions and artist collaborations

5. Prepare for auditions, internships, or independent career paths in composition and production

At Vivek Music Academy, we believe that music is not just composed — it’s crafted. It’s given shape, color, and emotional depth through thoughtful arrangement and orchestration. This course is designed for those who want to go beyond songwriting to understand the true architecture of musical storytelling.

Whether you're working with a band, scoring for film, or writing for orchestra, you'll learn how to transform a simple idea into a powerful musical statement. This course welcomes aspiring arrangers, composers, and producers ready to explore how sound is structured, layered, and brought to life.

1. Learn from seasoned educators and working industry professionals
 

2. Master both acoustic and digital approaches to arranging and orchestration
 

3. Get hands-on with notation software (MuseScore, Sibelius, Dorico) and DAWs
 

4. Access exclusive workshops and real-world scoring exercises
 

5. Join a vibrant community of emerging composers, arrangers, and performers
 

6. Receive constructive feedback and mentorship tailored to your growth

1. Arranging for ensembles: from duos and bands to choirs and full orchestras

2. Instrument ranges, transpositions, and idiomatic writing

3. Voicing, layering, and creating textural contrast

4. Emotional storytelling through orchestration

5. Writing in diverse styles: classical, jazz, pop, indie, cinematic, and fusion

6. Notation skills using MuseScore, Dorico, or Sibelius

7. Scoring for visuals: short films, media cues, and trailers

8. Mockup creation using digital orchestral libraries in DAWs

9. Score reading, conducting basics, and part preparation

10. Portfolio development for college, collaboration, or freelance work

1. Arrange confidently for soloists, bands, choirs, and orchestras

2. Understand the capabilities and character of each instrument family

3. Structure music using texture, voicing, and dynamics to create impact

4. Write professional scores and extract readable parts

5. Score music for film scenes, commercials, or performances

6. Record realistic digital mockups and collaborate with live musicians

7. Develop a polished portfolio of orchestrations and arrangements

8. Be prepared for university applications, scoring jobs, or project-based collaborations

1. Learn the fundamentals of arranging for 2–3 instruments

2. Understand instrumental roles: melody, harmony, bass, rhythm

3. Get introduced to digital notation tools and DAW workflow

4. Create your first basic arrangement from a melody

5. Study instrument families, ranges, and basic transpositions

.1. Write for small ensembles, bands, and hybrid setups

2. Develop voicing, chordal textures, and dynamic contrast

3. Explore intros, transitions, codas, and genre-specific techniques

4. Rework existing songs in new orchestration styles

5. Collaborate with performers and create demo recordings

1. Orchestrate complex scores for full ensembles

2. Score to picture: create music that supports emotion and narrative

3. Refine conducting, editing, and score-prep techniques

4 .Apply advanced concepts: doublings, counterpoint, timbral balance

5. Develop a rich portfolio across multiple genres and formats

6. Be ready for studio sessions, scholarships, or commissioned works

At Vivek Music Academy, we believe music is at the heart of storytelling. In films, games, ads, and digital content, the right score can elevate a scene from good to unforgettable.

Our Media Composition & Portfolio Development course is designed to help aspiring composers, producers, and creators master the art of writing music that enhances emotion, supports narrative, and connects with audiences.

Whether you're scoring a heartfelt short film, a fast-paced trailer, or atmospheric content for social media, this course gives you the tools, techniques, and confidence to bring visuals to life through music — while building a portfolio that reflects your unique voice and vision.

1. Real-World Learning: Work on sample briefs inspired by real scoring projects across film, theatre, advertising, and games.

2. Story-Driven Approach: Learn how to write music that mirrors character, emotion, pacing, and story arc.

3. Hands-On Mentorship: Get individual guidance from composers and media professionals with industry experience.

4. Powerful Tools, Taught Simply: Master DAWs like Logic Pro and Ableton, and work with sample libraries, scoring templates, and virtual instruments.

5. A Creative Community: Learn in a warm, collaborative environment where experimentation is encouraged, and feedback is personal and constructive.

1. Scoring for visual media: film, ads, video games, theatre, and digital content

2. Spotting, tempo mapping, cue sheets, and music-to-picture workflows

3. Writing themes, motifs, and musical identities for characters and emotions

4. Creating orchestral mockups and using professional sample libraries

5. Emotional storytelling through harmony, rhythm, and instrumentation

6. Licensing, delivery formats, and professional presentation of music

7. Final portfolio development with project coaching and feedback

1. Compose emotionally rich, narrative-driven scores for various formats

2. Confidently sync music to picture using DAWs and video scoring tools

3. Create professional-quality demos and mockups with virtual instruments

4. Understand timing, pacing, motif development, and score structure

5. Build and present a strong portfolio of original work for short films, ads, and digital media

6. Learn how to pitch, collaborate with directors or creators, and prepare your work for licensing or release

7Record your final pieces with a live ensemble or studio setup (where available)

1. Introduction to scoring for visuals and emotional storytelling

2. Spotting and analyzing short scenes

3. Writing simple cues for silent films, reels, or abstract visuals

4. Basic use of sound libraries, templates, and video sync in DAWs

5  First scoring demo with personalized feedback

1. Compose for scenes with dialogue, complex edits, and narrative pacing

2. Explore genre-specific scoring: drama, comedy, action, fantasy, and more

3. Create leitmotifs and musical identities for characters or themes

4. Collaborate on student films or digital projects

5. Begin assembling a cohesive media scoring portfolio

1. Score entire short films, trailers, or multimedia campaigns

2 .Work with frame rates, cue sheets, delivery specs, and licensing basics

3. Refine orchestration, mixing, and final presentation

4. Participate in studio recordings with ensembles or bands (where possible)

5. Finalize a professional showreel and portfolio ready for college or industry submission

6. Understand rights, sync licensing, and the media composition business