Drum Lessons Connecticut

Instruments: Drums

In my experience teaching for the past twelve years I have realized a few things including the fact that my methods work. I teach my students to read drum music well enough that most of the younger ones end up playing in the school band. We also play along with real music which I believe is a totally important part of my lesson schedule and it's fun for the student. Read More

Instruments: Drums

As a educator and musician, I bring a lot passion and fun to everything I do. Knowing my students goals and helping them reach their goals are a top priority. As the great Muhammad Ali once said, “If my mind can conceive it, and my heart can believe it - then I can achieve it.” Those words are something I instill in all my students. I believe in my students and, whether it's music related or not, I encourage them to be they best can be. Read More

Instruments: Drums

All styles of music will be taught so all students can focus on whatever music they like best.  Progress comes down to the student and practice.  Realistic goals will be applied so accomplishments can be met.  I hope to show students the inspiration of music. My instructor style will tailor the students individual needs. Inspiration and passion towards the arts will be expressed. The desire to create music and ultimately play music live will be the trophy. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Drums, Orchestral Percussion

(Available to bring a drum set to students' homes.) My teaching style caters to the mental constitution of the individual students. However, the lessons themselves generally go around and about the same way. Students are required to bring notebooks, sticks, and a pad. The quality of these items matters not, but their presence are essential. I talk, my students drum, I demonstrate, my students drum more. It's a relationship of show and explain. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Voice, Drums

When a beginning student pushes a key down on the piano, sound comes out this is unfortunately not true with guitar. In the beginning it can be quite challenging for students to use their left hand to guide the right finger to the right string to the right position on the string while simultaneously using their right hand to guide the pick to the right string and plucking it and this is all for one note! Read More