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Drum Teacher....

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  • 22-02-2006 3:13pm
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    Rockee
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    Howdy, for the last year or so Ive been teaching roughly 14 kids how to play drums. (When I say roughly I mean I might lose 3 and gain 2, whatever!) I was talking to a friend over the weekend who said that I could 'get my grades' and become a qualified drumteacher...does he mean that Id have to go back to 3rd level? Apparentely if I 'get my grades' as he said I could also qualify to do some session work. Id love to follow this up as the biggest kick I get is seeing some of the kids Ive thought get up on stage with their first band and rockin the house!:D So...does anybody have words of wisdom on how I could 'get my grades' and be a qualified teacher/session player? Thanks again lads...:)


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    Rockee
    Registered Users Posts: 1,743 ✭✭✭Rockee


    Thanks everyone for the help thus far....:rolleyes:


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    OctavarIan
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    Posted in wrong section for a start.:p

    But I can't really say, since I haven't dabbled with drums yet. If you had a drum teacher when you were starting off, maybe contact him/her and ask how they got them?


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    Rockee
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    Im entirely self taught so I cant! Couldve sworn 'Drum teacher' had something to do with music....


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    OctavarIan
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    Then maybe try to contact some other drum teachers? Like look for some ads or something.

    And there is a musical instrument section. ;P

    [edit] wth I though this was the rock/metal section, my mistake mate


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    Rockee
    Registered Users Posts: 1,743 ✭✭✭Rockee


    OctavarIan wrote:
    Then maybe try to contact some other drum teachers? Like look for some ads or something.

    And there is a musical instrument section. ;P

    [edit] wth I though this was the rock/metal section, my mistake mate

    Nay bothers...Ive got some info in the past couple of days too so I think alls well. :)


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