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DRUMS LESSONS



WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT DRUMS study



The drum kit, also called "the drums," is a group of percussion instruments arranged so that they can be played by one person. The basic drum kit is comprised of any number of other percussion instruments, but primarily of large and small drums and cymbals, with the special tonal qualities of each being used in a performance. The drum kit can easily be rearranged to suit a particular musical genre or sound, and so the number and types of percussion instruments included will vary from drummer to drummer. Some drummers use tambourines, cowbells, blocks, and other instruments for the special texture that they add, and some drummers even incorporate electronic drums. Our drums room uses ultra sound proofing technology. Double doors and walls made from modern sound proofing materials ensure privacy and comfort for all. Acoustic drums are the instrument you will most likely play on stage in live performance. Most professionals play and practice on them. The larger kits are generally suited for heavy rock, fusion, contemporary, and metal styles.


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Class Time: 30 - 60 Minutes

Class Level: Beginner - Advanced

Class Size: One On One Lessons



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Though there is no original standard configuration for drum kits, drum kits have a five-piece set, including two tom-toms, a floor tom, a bass drum, and a snare drum. The floor tom is a tom-tom that has a stand or legs and sits on the floor. The bass drum creates a low sound and is played with the foot by stepping on a pedal. The snare drum is a shallow drum that most strongly expresses the individual style of a drummer. The basic cymbals include the large ride cymbal, the crash cymbal-which is used for accents-and the hi-hat, with its two stacked cymbals whose degree of separation can be controlled to prolong or shorten the sound of the cymbals.



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Drums are one of the world’s oldest instruments and perhaps the most fundamental.



Drums provide the backbone of the music, attract lots of attention, and the rhythms they provide are one of the defining characteristics of any particular style of music. Students will learn essential techniques for successful performance, including:

  1. Proper grip and hand position
  2. Posture at the drum-set
  3. Rhythm reading from beginning to advanced
  4. Rudiments, rolls, drum-set coordination (Independence)
  5. Wide varieties of beats and styles, including jazz, rock, R&B, Latin country, Broadway, world music, etc.
  6. Chart reading and Interpretation


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Teaching children how to play drums can be fun – and you might learn a bit about drumming, too – but to inspire them to the next level, you should encourage your child to have lessons with qualified and inspired teachers. Online lessons offer some great tips, but similar to coaching a golf or tennis swing, there’s no substitute for a real-life teacher who can provide on-the-spot guidance as a student learns correct stick movement and other fundamentals. Teaching proper technique is of critical importance in helping ensure that your child is not stressing muscles and creating unnecessary fatigue and bad habit. Few lessons can go a long way in improving the skills and concepts of drumming.


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