Drum Lessons in Tallahassee, FL

Instruments: Drums

When I start with student new to the drums I begin with the drum set. Nobody wants to start with a pad and rudiments; lets face it we want to play the kit because it is fun. I introduce the various parts of the kit allowing the student to play on each part, hi hat, crash cymbal, snare, etc. We then move to grip and beginning beats / independent limb control. Read More

Instruments: Drums

My musical experience dates back to 1997 when I first had the opportunity to start playing the snare drum in my middle school band program. It was a great way for me to feel better about my school day and highlighted the common interests I had with my classmates. A few years later I wanted a drum set and started a band with my school mates to showcase songs like, "wipe out" and "all the small things" ( a pop/punk song from blink 182 in 1999) at the school talent show. Read More

Instruments: Guitar Drums Bass Guitar Electric Guitar Acoustic Guitar

I am very passionate about music. At a young age I started playing the drums and picked up guitar, bass and some keyboard along the way. I attended Full Sail University for several years to studio Music Production, Audio engineering and Recording engineering. After that I attended the Recording Connection to study Audio Engineering and intern at a local recording studio. Read More

Instruments: Guitar Drums Keyboard Acoustic Guitar

I'm a passionate and motivated instructor who loves working with students and sharing my love of music. Performing is the best part about playing an instrument. I have taught all ages as well as played many different venues in Florida and South Georgia. My music selection is very diverse so I am able to teach multiple styles. Currently I lead worship at a church in Tallahassee. I have many years of experience as music director in multiple places. Read More

Instruments: Drums Orchestral Percussion Conga Latin Percussion

Before approaching any instrument, I would evaluate the depth of my student's stick control and basic technique, regardless of their age or experience level. I feel teaching students the musicality of percussion is imperative. Some people just think drumming is simply wailing on a surface as loud as possible. This is only half true :). I would discuss the importance of musicality and explore the different ways to portray music. Drummers are also musicians. Read More