Online learning platform, WhiteHat Junior has launched a customized curriculum for music aspirants over the age of 18. Courses include guitar and piano, taking advantage of a custom-built online learning platform to inspire students to learn to play and compose.
WhiteHat Junior is currently offering guitar and piano through its custom-built curriculum designed for online learning for students ages 6 to 18.
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The ‘Performance with Music’ curriculum is designed to help learners practice contemporary music. It will also provide opportunities such as virtual ‘Jam Rooms’ for music aspirants to practice and jam together. The program also organizes events called ‘Socials’ where learners can give live performances and connect with fellow music enthusiasts.
The company has a 1,500-strong community of music teachers, it claims. Adds this online learning portal, “uses well-planned resources such as interactive sheet music, backing tracks and audiovisual cues to inspire music enthusiasts to learn at their own pace and create creative compositions.”
“Music gives expression and soul to a variety of emotions. Music helps people connect with friends and family, make new friends, and relive old memories. There is music for everyone and for all occasions. Our music offering for the U.S. is geared to help young professionals, parents and grandparents break out of the monotony of daily routines and fulfill their desire to lead a multi-faceted life,” says Trupti Mukherjee, CEO, Whitehat Junior.
“With initial response being overwhelmingly positive, entry into the 18+ segment allows us to expand the joy of learning across all age groups, and what better than music that recreates the joy and monotony of a normal adult life. Helps break down,” added Mucker.
Gautam Patil, Global Category Head for Music, WhiteHat Jr., said, “The pandemic has highlighted how music can elevate a person’s health and wellbeing, help bond with others and help older adults. may confer many cognitive benefits.”
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