Drum Lessons San Diego County, CA

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Voice, Drums, Bass Guitar, Conga, Electric Guitar, Djembe, Classical Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

Nothing is more rewarding then seeing my student progress and overcome the difficulties of starting to play an instrument. Furthermore, it is very important that each one of my students progresses at their own pace. That being said, I encourage progression by setting realistic goals depending on the student's level. In addition, I create the students curriculum based on the styles of music students prefer as to keep their interest while giving them useful knowledge and techniques for any situation involving playing, improvising, or musical comprehension. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Drums, Synthesizer, Keyboard

My method is to have fun to make the student feel motivated and challenge to learn and get better with the instrument. There is no recipe to improve your skills than just practicing and practicing. Read More

Instruments: Guitar, Drums, Bass Guitar

My teaching experience dates back three years. I have trained fellow Berklee classmates, a wide range of different students working with a Los Angeles guitar instruction agency and clientele reached through freelance advertising. I encourage students to have fun and practice regularly. There is nothing hard about being a remarkable musician; although, you will regularly face challenges I can walk you through, and that just might be one of the most enjoyable parts of your learning experience! Read More

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Drums, Bass Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

Its a great jumping off point to work on finger placement, rhythm and picking; all the while we get to learn a song, too! My intermediate students have focus heavily on musicianship. With these types of students I often play (or jam) with them during lessons. This gives them the chance to start really listening and to use their skills to function as a musician. I find students who miss out on this can often play lots of songs but sometimes are missing solid rhythm and finger placement work. Read More

Instruments: Guitar, Drums, Bass Guitar

I like to use familiar songs as vehicles to teach. In my UCSC class, I start with Beatles songs because everyone knows them and they're well-liked. I always like students to suggest songs they want to learn as well, since they will be more likely to practice and be more engaged in practice if the song is something they enjoy. I use these as vehicles to teach chord voicings, theory, intervals and technique. Read More