Admission countdown hits day 27 with the launch of the  Let's Talk Vocals  series. Let's talk vocals, is a series of blog posts featured on the ReHearsal House website, as part of admission orientation campaigns for intending students. It is good for incoming or prospective students to have some acquaintances with the ReHearsal House philosophy of Music, even before they come in, this is one of the reasons for the features posts idea...

On Good Morning Today from our News Room Admission is still on-going for the first batch of 2020 and by God's grace, while we are counting down to the resumption date, we continue to make preparations for a robust and meaning driven session, this year. It is very essential to understand the  Essence of Music , therefore we have published on our website a blog post, to help students get at least started in terms of preparing their minds for the serious business of music learning and trading. Contrary to some-what general assumptions, music is serious stuff: serious study and serious business, and this is far from sheer exaggerations! Therefore, it begins with the essence! And we must understand that, this is first things first! Once again, Good Morning and do have a gracious day. RH Editorial (Morning News Team).

"...Music is the Order of sounds by Law..." -ReHearsal House Nigeria.  And here we go again! Everyone who aspired to learn a musical instrument last year but somehow didn't meet up, here's a chance to get started this year... And, yes, you could learn much more than one instruments if you please... And, it's not just the instrument, you also learn the Music behind every instruments. The ReHearsal House 2020 College of Applied Music Admission forms are now available. The listed instruments and courses includes: Piano Performance and Keyboards  Guitars Drums and Percussion  Violin Trumpet Vocals  Recorder  Music Production  Music Business  Music Pedagogy  Recording Artistry  Accordion  Scriptwriting  The RH College of Applied Music programs are available on: Full-time  Part-time and  Online.

"Music is The Order of Sounds by Law! Principles govern everything, yet, every principle respects the exceptions to the rules... This however, do not imply there's room for any lawlessness! Basic Foundations matters too... Therefore, do not despise foundational lessons... And, next, you have to learn discipline, yes, practice when you should, sight-read where you should, and yes, PLAY BY EAR! That too is highly essential, we call the foundational lessons for that EAR TRAINING, it begins with Solmization or Solfege, if you prefer, I'm referring to our SOL 100 course... Of course, of course, Improvize, improvize, but do that where you should and strictly speaking, do that, intelligently- that is, know what it is you're doing, understand even those "moves" you "just stumbled" on...know them, don't be as those who 'worship they know not what...' And, be thorough, through and through and, yes, it takes a lot of time, quality time, to g...