Prabhat Singh

Music entered my life quietly when I was around eleven years old. What began as simple curiosity soon turned into discipline, practice, and a deep emotional bond with sound and rhythm. Keys, piano notes, and percussion beats slowly became my language of expression. While others played, I practiced; while days passed, music stayed.

School stages became my first testing ground. From morning assemblies to annual functions and inter-school competitions, I performed whenever I could. Those moments brought not only applause but also recognition—awards and certificates that strengthened my belief that music was not just a hobby, but my calling. Each performance shaped my confidence and stage presence.

Determined to turn passion into purpose, I pursued graduation in music. Academic training refined my understanding of theory, structure, and discipline, while performance kept my creativity alive. Along the way, I earned certifications from Indian certified authorities, formal acknowledgements that validated years of dedication and hard work.

One of the most unforgettable milestones came when I became part of a historic world record—performing alongside more than 9,000 musicians. Standing among thousands of artists, united by rhythm and harmony, was overwhelming and humbling. It reminded me that music is both personal and universal, individual yet collective.

Today, with years of experience behind me, my journey continues—rooted in early passion, shaped by learning, strengthened by recognition, and driven by the endless power of music.