About Us
Euro Asian University is committed to making the world a better place by encouraging students to take up performing arts, such as music and dance, as their hobbies or careers.
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)
- Identification of instrument components.
- Identifying notes and basic definitions.
- Playing 5 major chords and three minor chords on the Guitar.
- Three basic rhythm patterns.
- 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.
- Identification of instrument components.
- One major scale.
- Two pieces freehand or notation.
- Identification of instrument components.
- Three basic rhythm exercises.
- Identification of two time signatures.
- Two songs accompaniment.
- Identification of instrument components.
- Three basic exercises.
- One basic song with backing track.
- 5 basic singing exercises with oral and vowel intonation.
- One three-minute song with karaoke track.
- Structure of music.
Focus: Body awareness, rhythm, and foundation grooves.
Theory
History & origin of Hip-Hop culture (4 elements)
- Basic hip-hop terminology
- Importance of bounce,
- Groove & freestyle
- Dress code & safety.
Practical
Basic grooves: Two-step, Bart Simpson, Steve Martin 4 foundational movements:
- Bounce, Rock, Isolations,
- Basic footwork
- Body coordination & rhythm
- 1 short freestyle + 1 beginner routine (1–2 mins)
🎵 Music & Rhythm
- Understanding beat (8-counts)
- Music genres used in hip-hop
- Basic timing drills Assessment
Name and demonstrate 5 steps. Show freestyle for 30 seconds. Answer 5 oral theory questions
Beginner Level (White Belt to Yellow/Orange)
Kihon (Basics):
- Stances: Heiko-dachi, Zenkutsu-dachi, Kiba-dachi
- Punches: Choku-zuki, Gyaku-zuki, Oi-zuki
- Blocks: Age-uke, Soto-uke, Uchi-uke, Gedan-barai
- Kicks: Mae-geri (front kick), Yoko-geri (side kick), Mawashi-geri (roundhouse)
Kata (Forms):
- Taikyoku Shodan / Heian Shodan
Kumite (Sparring):
- Basic 1-step sparring
Other: Dojo etiquette, discipline, bowing, meditation
Intermediate Syllabus
Age 6+ (Duration: Eight Months)
- 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.
- Identification of major or minor scale by ear.
- Two-hand independence exercises.
- Two songs on minor scales with accompaniment.
- Two major scales.
- Three pieces freehand or notation (total three minutes).
- 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).
- Two basic songs with backing track.
- Two major and one minor scale.
- Identification of scale (minor or major) by ear.
- Two songs with backing track.
- Breath control test (8 seconds minimum).
- Matching and finding root notes of songs played by examiner.
Focus: Foundation styles, control, and musicality.
Theory
- Styles within Hip-Hop (Popping, Locking, Breaking, House)
- Dancer etiquette in cyphers/battles
- Counting music & tempo
- Terminologies: “Toprock”, “Downrock”, “Freeze”, etc.
Practical
- Foundation combos from:
Locking (e.g., Wrist roll, Lock, Point) - Popping (Hits, Dime Stops, Fresno)
- Breaking (Toprock + 1 transition move)
- 1 group choreography + solo freestyle (1.5 mins)
- Spatial awareness & transitions
- Mirror exercises & isolations
🎵 Music & Rhythm
- Interpretation of rhythm layers
- Slow vs fast tempo dancing
- Use of pauses & accents
Assessment
- 10 theory questions + 2 visual ID (show style & name it)
- Perform 2 style-specific combos
- 1-minute freestyle to random track
Intermediate Level (Green to Blue Belt)
Kihon:
- Advanced combinations of punches, kicks, and blocks
- Spinning techniques (Ushiro-geri, spinning backfist)
- Sweeps and take-downs
Kata:
- Heian series (Nidan, Sandan, Yondan, Godan)
- Tekki Shodan
Kumite:
- 3-step and free sparring
Other: Conditioning, focus training, controlled breathing
Advanced Syllabus
Duration: Sixteen Months
- Bar chords as required by the examiner.
- Major and minor pentatonic scales.
- Identification and knowledge of chord family and progression.
- One western classical piece.
- Two pop songs of candidate’s choice with Left Hand and Right Hand rhythm accompaniment.
- All root major scales.
- 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).
- 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).
- Three basic songs with backing track (one basic song with scale change).
- Three major and two minor scales.
- One rock, one pop, and one jazz with backing track (songs to be submitted beforehand).
- Match and find root note/note accuracy of songs played by examiner.
- Three advanced vocal runs and riffs.
Focus: Style blending, performance, and battle readiness.
Theory
- Deep dive into sub-styles (Animation, Boogaloo, Waving, House)
- Hip-hop history: DJs, MCs, B-Boys/B-Girls, Graffiti
- Role of choreography vs freestyle
- Stage presence, musical storytelling
Practical
- 2 advanced routines (group & solo)
- Style mastery: Choose 2 (e.g., Popping + Locking)
- Power moves (if into breaking)
- Partner formations, cypher entry
- Original freestyle (2 mins)
🎵 Music & Rhythm
- Beatboxing structure & music analysis
- Dancing on lyrics vs percussion vs bassline
- Use of silence, tempo switch
Assessment
- Write 1-page about your style journey
- Choreograph 8 counts to a given song (on the spot)
- Participate in mock battle (1v1 or group)
Intermediate Level (Green to Blue Belt)
Kihon:
- Advanced combinations of punches, kicks, and blocks
- Spinning techniques (Ushiro-geri, spinning backfist)
- Sweeps and take-downs
Kata:
- Heian series (Nidan, Sandan, Yondan, Godan)
- Tekki Shodan
Kumite:
- 3-step and free sparring
Other: Conditioning, focus training, controlled breathing
Expert Syllabus
Duration: Twenty-Four Months
- Multiple Rhythm patterns to be played on songs given.
- Three Fingerpicking patterns.
- Three different voicings or patterns of any particular chord.
- All root major and minor scales.
- Two songs with complete rhythm selection, accompaniment, and filler music pieces with memory function change of tones.
- One song with chords accompaniment on both left and right hands.
- 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).
- 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).
- All root major and three minor scales.
- Two western and one Indian pieces to be performed.
- Identification of key of song played by examiner.
- Identification of major or minor key of songs chosen by examiner.
- Four examples of songs shifting between different vocal techniques (chest, head, falsetto).
- Improvisation over any song chosen by the candidate.
Focus: Choreography, teaching, innovation, and professional polish.
Theory
- Choreography composition methods
- How to teach beginners & structure classes
- Professional ethics: copyrights, collaboration, branding
- The global hip-hop scene & competitions (e.g., Red Bull BC One, Juste Debout)
Practical
- Original choreography (3–5 mins)
- Dance film concept OR live performance project
- Mastery of transitions, dynamics, use of props
- Multiple freestyle rounds across styles
🎵 Music & Rhythm
- Custom music editing
Experimenting with non-hip-hop genres (fusion work) - Advanced musicality techniques
Assessment
- Presentation on a chosen hip-hop icon or style
- Live teaching demo (to beginner group)
- Final exam: Stage show, battle, and choreography evaluation
Optional
- Certifications/Challenges:
- Street-style battle showcase
- Cypher participation badge
- Community jam or dance film project
- Choreographer’s Portfolio Review
Black Belt Level (Dan Ranks)
Kihon:
- Mastery of speed, timing, and precision
- Teaching basics to juniors
Kata:
- Advanced kata like Gankaku, Empi, Sochin, Unsu (varies by style)
Kumite:
- High-level sparring with strategy and control
- Weapons defense (in some schools)
Other:
- Philosophy of karate
- Teaching skills
- Contribution to dojo and community
Art Syllabus
Duration: Twenty-Four Months
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
Beginner
Simple tree, house, or sun.
Intermediate
A cube with shading, simple portraits.
Advanced
Bird with detailed feathers, realistic glass bottle.
Expert
Abstract composition or a replica of famous artwork.