Learn Stuff On The Drums.
About
I remember taking my first lesson when I was 13. I had been itching to get behind a kit ever since I first saw Garth wail on that set in Wayne's World, and this was my first step! What. A. Bore. Sitting in the room learning music theory on a practice pad, with a monotone and unenthused teacher nearly sucked the passion right out of me. I strive to have the opposite effect with my students, I want our sessions to amplify passion.
To start with, each student gets their own lesson. We'll set goals and take appropriate paths to achieve them. I don't have a "one lesson fits all" gameplan, everyone has different needs and wants, and I'd like to focus on those specifically.
I prefer online lessons, but if you're local I use a spare bedroom as a mini music studio. I have an electric drumkit with microphones, and it's all done through headphones so you can set the volume to your liking. Or I can travel to you (or we can do online sessions) and you can learn while playing on your own kit.
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new student?
We can discuss the student's wants, either on the phone, email/text, or in person. I like to make sure I can offer what the student is looking for before we get started.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
As of creating this, I've been recreationally playing the drums for 24 years. In high school I played in a punk band with a couple friends. After high school I continued playing, only mostly alone/with headphones. In my late 20's I filled in (4 gig) for a band's drummer while he was out from a knee surgery. Currently I am working with a guitarist creating tracks, and occasionally stream on Twitch.tv/trithir