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Rudimental Drumming Lessons

By Jocky
February 6, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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Jocky

Posted February 6, 2017

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Posted February 6, 2017

Hello,

I am offering private drumming tuition for anybody interested. I am based approximately between the Actress and the Bishop and can either accommodate at my place, or come to you.

Individual lessons are available for anybody (regardless of age or ability) wishing to learn new rudiments or scores and work on technique and application. Learn how to apply more dynamics, flow and musicality to your playing. All lessons will be accompanied with a hand-written sheet, which will detail the rudiments, phrases, scores and techniques studied during the lesson with added tips, which you can take away for future reference.

If you, or anyone else you know, has an interest in drumming and would like to find out more - feel free to get in touch.

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