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...Methodology Including: George Lawrence Stone, Sanford Augustus Moeller, Jim Chapin, Ted Reed, Alan Dawson, Gary Chester, John Riley, Gary Chaffee, Kenwood Dennard, Jojo Mayer, And Much More! ... Read More
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...Parents are also encouraged to be involved in their students practice. Taking the time to listen to your child play their weekly songs, or creating a set time for practicing in the students daily routine are good ways to become involved. ... Read More
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...Some of the paths of study that any student can choose to pursue are: DOUBLE BASS DRUMMING, ODD TIME PATTERNS,SYNCOPATION 4-WAY INDEPENDENCE,SIGHT READING RUDIMENTS, CHART READING DRUM TUNING, RECORDING DRUMS ... Read More
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...As someone with diverse training with multiple instruments and styles, I am very determined to teaching my students and having them become the best they can be at their instrument.... Read More
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...I started teaching drums back when I was in High School, in France. Since then, I have had the chance to teach students from all ages and background.... Read More
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...For beginners I usually begin with Stick Control by George Lawrence Stone and Fundamental Studies for Snare Drum by Garwood Whaley. Once the student has a good grasp on basic reading and technique, I usually introduce rudiments and start working on solo or play along repertoire.... Read More
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...I designed the listening list according to the student's taste and like of particular music genera too. I also designed different rhythm interactive exercises to help students understand the meaning and the feeling of rhythm and groove.... Read More
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