Drum Lessons Seminole County, FL

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Voice, Drums, Bass Guitar, Synthesizer, Music, Keyboard, Electric Guitar, Classical Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

I say it’s singing because it’s speaking while singing and or performing an instrument is twice the challenge when you play and sing at the same time.this where my expertise is priceless from little tricks of the trade to the basic essentials I will teach you how to go from where you are now to where I am and even better. If you read that’s great if you don’t its all good . Read More

Instruments: Drums, Mallet Percussion, Orchestral Percussion, Conga, Latin Percussion

I teach each student to read and vocalize rhythms. We also practice to bass loops and audio recordings. I teach rock, pop, latin, soul, funk, reggae, hip hop, jazz and classical styles. Read More

Instruments: Drums

I started teaching drums in Wyoming in the 90s when after a show I was approached by a fan wanting lessons. It was a very pivotal point as I learned that teaching was even more rewarding than performing and I have been teaching since. While growing as a musician I have incorporated all that I have learned into the lessons (to include what not to do.) I like to emphasize why we are dong certain things and how those things will help you. Read More

Instruments: Drums, Acoustic Guitar

This is a two way street. I will always listen to my student as I would expect in return. An open mind is essential in learning new motor skills as well exporting a new creative platform. I work with my students to understand the concept of teaching your mind/body new motor skills and muscle memory. This is much more than just learning an instrument, it is learning an entire system of patterns and lists. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Trombone, Drums, Synthesizer, Euphonium, Keyboard

I've found the best way to teach is to cater to each student's interest. While early or beginning players may require some fundamental grunt work, there is always a way to assure that it's fun too. Earlier students would need to start learning the basics: rhythm, learning to read, developing technique through scales etc. of which there are many methods. As students mature, I feel the Suzuki method for aspiring classical students is the best route (there are multiple books in this series) along with some other extensive and more challenging works. Read More