Drum lessons

By Zacdrumbaker
January 29, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Zacdrumbaker

Posted January 29, 2019

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Posted January 29, 2019

Drum set lessons for children and adults; all levels welcome!

Learn to apply a growth mindset with discipline and musicality. Learning drums has recently been shown to benefit brain health and potential intelligence. Increased concentration, self-esteem and a chance to integrate your emotions in daily practice are some of the many lesser known benefits of learning to play the drum set.

Musicians will benefit in their primary instruments, non-musicians will find new channels of self-expression open to them.

I am a drummer with 20 years of experience and a teacher with 12 years experience, DBS checked and a local father of three.

Feel free to email me with any questions

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