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What would you say if we told you that tuning yourself to a metronome is better for your health than that gym membership? We sit down with Tanuja Gomes, the founder of Furtados School of Music, who convinces us that formal music education isn’t scary or snobby—it’s a friendly on‑ramp for toddlers, teens, busy parents, and “I‑wish‑I‑started‑earlier” adults. If you can boil water, you can keep a beat.
Tanuja tells us how the simple act of signing up for music teaches consistency, discipline, and the underrated art of showing up. Our conversation has the usual light-heartedness of three friends chatting. Tune in. This episode might be the calling you were waiting for to start your musical journey from today.
Do we detect feet tapping suspiciously in the rhythm of 1-2-3-4?
00:00 Highlights of the Episode
01:22 The Role of Music in Personal Development
02:27 Welcome to Three Techies Banter
02:47 Meet Tanja: CEO of Furtado School of Music
03:25 The Journey of FSM
04:05 Impact of Music Education
06:44 Challenges and Achievements
08:44 Changing Landscape of Music Education in India
14:23 Careers in Music
15:54 Popular Instruments and Gender Preferences
18:00 Music Education Across Age Groups
19:57 Late Age Learning and Personal Stories
22:18 The Power of Music in Child Development
22:47 Music's Impact on ADHD and Depression
26:51 Tech Innovations in Music Education
29:58 Gamified Learning for Young Musicians
31:09 Trends in the Music Industry
37:14 Encouraging Musical Talent in Everyone
40:54 The Universal Appeal of Music
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By Samiran | Sheetal | NileshWhat would you say if we told you that tuning yourself to a metronome is better for your health than that gym membership? We sit down with Tanuja Gomes, the founder of Furtados School of Music, who convinces us that formal music education isn’t scary or snobby—it’s a friendly on‑ramp for toddlers, teens, busy parents, and “I‑wish‑I‑started‑earlier” adults. If you can boil water, you can keep a beat.
Tanuja tells us how the simple act of signing up for music teaches consistency, discipline, and the underrated art of showing up. Our conversation has the usual light-heartedness of three friends chatting. Tune in. This episode might be the calling you were waiting for to start your musical journey from today.
Do we detect feet tapping suspiciously in the rhythm of 1-2-3-4?
00:00 Highlights of the Episode
01:22 The Role of Music in Personal Development
02:27 Welcome to Three Techies Banter
02:47 Meet Tanja: CEO of Furtado School of Music
03:25 The Journey of FSM
04:05 Impact of Music Education
06:44 Challenges and Achievements
08:44 Changing Landscape of Music Education in India
14:23 Careers in Music
15:54 Popular Instruments and Gender Preferences
18:00 Music Education Across Age Groups
19:57 Late Age Learning and Personal Stories
22:18 The Power of Music in Child Development
22:47 Music's Impact on ADHD and Depression
26:51 Tech Innovations in Music Education
29:58 Gamified Learning for Young Musicians
31:09 Trends in the Music Industry
37:14 Encouraging Musical Talent in Everyone
40:54 The Universal Appeal of Music
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