Audio Engineer & Video Producer

As an audio engineer, Neil holds a Bachelor of Music with Honours in Recording Arts and

Sciences from the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music (YSTCM), National University of Singapore (NUS). Neil was awarded the full Yong Siew Toh Scholarship in 2011 to pursue his degree and continues to work closely with the conservatory in recording concerts, recording and facilitating orientation programmes, creating videos, and with upcoming plans of collaboration with the professors and students.

Carnatic Rhythm in 3.5 Beats: 'Thakajonu Tham' Arudhi

Carnatic rhythms are incredibly intricate and beautifully complex, and having a grasp on these concepts will develop your musicianship and sense of rhythm in any style or genre of music. I'll break down this beautifully mathematical rhythmic sequence taught to me by my guru Mr V. Raghuraman of Alapana Arts in Singapore.

By Neil Chan

Why You Should Learn the Pan Pipe!

How are Indian and Western Music Different?

Why All Musicians Should Learn Carnatic Music