OUMI KAPILA

Award winning composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist.

Relocating to the USA from Western Australia soon after receiving 'Best Instrumental' at the 2013 Australian Independent Music Awards, Oumi became a studio member and guitarist of multi-platinum American alternative rock powerhouse Filter. As a composer selected placements include Rogue One: A Star Wars story, Life, The X-Files, Gotham, 15:17 to Paris, Playstation, Xbox, Red Bull. In addition he was comissioned to recreate John William's Imperial March theme for the Rogue One preview during the 2016 Rio Olympics. Comissioned re-mixes include artists such as Kiiara, Nine Inch Nails, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, Hole, Misftis, and Chromatics.

Recently he was invited to attend the 21st annual BMI conductors workshop under the guise of grammy winning master conductor Lucas Richman, concluding with a performance of film and classical works with full orchetsra.

 

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How music can help employees learn a new language: top 10 singers to combine with corporate French courses

23 Feb 2024

By immersing oneself in French musical compositions, learners not only optimize study sessions but also imbibe grammatical intricacies, expand vocabulary, and refine pronunciation. Whether through whimsical nursery rhymes or emotive ballads, the lyrical tapestry of French music engenders a multisensory learning experience, enriching linguistic acuity in the process. Thus, corporate French courses (livexp.com/corporate-french-training) will be more effective for employees when combined with the regular practice of listening to French music. Music also serves as an invaluable tool for refining accent and pronunciation. While genres like rap or heavy metal may pose challenges due to their rapid tempo, slower-paced French compositions offer an ideal milieu for phonetic refinement. By emulating vocalists and articulating lyrics, learners hone their diction, internalize grammatical nuances, and cultivate an authentic French cadence.