Programs – Euro Asian University

Academic Programs

Our comprehensive syllabus ensures a well-rounded education across eight categories: Guitar, Drums, Keyboards, Saxophone, Violin, Flute, Eastern and Western Vocals.

Graduate and post-graduate students in performing arts can become eligible teachers after practical exams and viva voce. PhD programs are available as per university policy and scholar assessment.

Syllabus

Beginner Level: Age 6+ (Duration: Four Months)

Guitar

Identification of instrument components.
Identifying notes and basic definitions.
Playing 5 major chords and three minor chords on the Guitar.
Three basic rhythm patterns.

Keyboard

Identification of instrument components.
Structure of music and identification of notes.
Four basic Left Hand and Right Hand exercises.
Three basic songs along with three major scales.

Violin

Identification of instrument components.
One major scale.
Two pieces (freehand or notation).
Two songs accompaniment.

Drums

Identification of instrument components.
Three basic rhythm exercises.
Identification of two time signatures.
Two songs accompaniment.

Saxophone & Flute

Identification of instrument components.
Three basic exercises.
One basic song with backing track.

Eastern & Western Vocals

5 basic singing exercises with oral and vowel intonation.
One three-minute song with karaoke track.
Structure of music.

Intermediate Syllabus

Age 6+ (Duration: Eight Months)

Guitar

Identification of all root major and minor chords.
One song on lead guitar with backing track.
Basic definition of triads and bar chords.
One major scale.

Keyboard

Identification of major or minor scale by ear.
Two-hand independence exercises.
Two songs on minor scales with accompaniment.
Hand coordination for expressive playing.

Violin

Two major scales.
Three pieces freehand or
notation (total three minutes).

Drums

Three basic patterns with at least two different fills.
Identification of time signatures (4/4, 3/4, 6/8) by ear.
Two song accompaniments (one swing and one rock song).

Saxophone & Flute

Two basic songs with backing track.
Two major and one minor scale.
Identification of scale (minor or major) by ear.

Eastern & Western Vocals

Two songs with backing track.
Breath control test (8 seconds minimum).
Matching and finding root notes of songs played by examiner.

Advanced Syllabus

Duration: Sixteen Months

Guitar

Bar chords as required by the examiner.
Major and minor pentatonic scales.
Identification and knowledge of chord family
and progression.

Keyboard

One western classical piece.
Two pop songs of candidate’s choice with Left Hand and Right Hand rhythm accompaniment.
All root major scales.

Violin

Three major and two minor scales.
One violin piece with or without accompaniment
(metronome is mandatory if candidate doesn't wish to
play with backing track).

Drums

Three rock songs in different time signatures (song to be submitted beforehand).
Identification of time signatures 4/4, 3/4, 6/8, 7/8 by ear (songs to be selected by the examiner).

Saxophone & Flute

Three basic songs with backing track
(one basic song with scale change).
Three major and two minor scales.

Eastern & Western Vocals

One rock, one pop, and one jazz with backing track.
Match & find root note accuracy of songs played by examiner.
Three advanced vocal runs and riffs.

Expert Syllabus

Duration: Twenty-Four Months

Guitar

Multiple Rhythm patterns to be played on songs given.
Three Fingerpicking patterns.
Three different voicings or patterns of any particular chord.

Keyboard

All root major and minor scales.
Two songs with complete rhythm selection, accompaniment, and filler music pieces with memory function change of tones.

Violin

Four major and three minor scales.
Identification of played songs if in major or minor scales.
Three pieces freehand (to be intimated in advance to the examiner).

Drums

Knowledge on grooves such as swing, Goan, Disco, Jazz, Shuffle, Samba.
Play along on songs chosen by the examiner (identification of correct time signature and tempo).

Saxophone & Flute

All root major and three minor scales.
Two western and one Indian pieces to be performed.
Identification of key of song played by
examiner.

Eastern & Western Vocals

Identification of major or minor key of songs chosen by examiner.
4 examples of songs shifting between different vocal techniques (chest, head, falsetto).
Improvisation over any song chosen by the candidate.

Art Syllabus

Comprehensive syllabus for all levels from Beginner to Expert

Beginner Level (4 Months)

Objective: Introduce basic drawing and coloring skills.

Focus Areas:

Basic shapes and patterns.
Primary colors and mixing.
Simple objects (e.g., fruits, flowers, animals).

Monthly Topics and Activities:

Month 1: Lines and Shapes – Draw and color geometric shapes (circle, square).
Month 2: Basic Nature Drawing – Create a simple tree with flowers and leaves.
Month 3: Object Representation – Draw and color a bowl of fruits.
Month 4: Simple Landscapes – Sketch a sunrise scene with hills and clouds.

Intermediate Level (8 Months)

Objective: Develop realistic drawing and shading techniques.

Focus Areas:

Light and shadow.
Perspective and depth.
Human and animal forms.

Monthly Topics and Activities:

Months 1-2: Shading Techniques – Sketch a cube with shading from a light source.
Months 3-4: Perspective Drawing – Draw a simple building with one-point perspective.
Months 5-6: Human Form Basics – Draw a human figure in standing and sitting poses.
Months 7-8: Nature Scene with Depth – Sketch a river scene with trees and a bridge.

Advanced Level (16 Months)

Objective: Refine artistic style, texture, and detail.

Focus Areas:

Advanced textures (e.g., fur, fabric, glass).
Complex compositions.
Portraits and wildlife.

Monthly Topics and Activities:

Months 1-4: Advanced Textures – Create a drawing of a cat emphasizing fur texture.
Months 5-8: Portrait Drawing – Draw a detailed portrait of a person from a photograph.
Months 9-12: Wildlife Art – Sketch a bird in flight with feathers in detail.
Months 13-16: Complex Compositions – Design a still-life setup with multiple objects and textures.

Expert Level (24 Months)

Objective: Master personal style and create original artwork.

Focus Areas:

Abstract and modern art.
Large-scale compositions.
Professional portfolio preparation.

Monthly Topics and Activities:

Months 1-6: Abstract Art and Experimentation – Create a non-representational artwork with bold colors.
Months 7-12: Master Studies – Recreate a masterpiece (e.g., Van Gogh's "Starry Night").
Months 13-18: Personal Style Development – Create an original art piece representing personal themes.
Months 19-24: Portfolio Preparation – Compile 5-10 pieces of original work for exhibition.

Example Drawings for Each Level

Visual representations of the skills you will master at each level.