Paul L.

The most thorough and complete methods are taught by the country's major colleges and professional and private teachers. I take pride in customizing and tailoring the lessons to each student and what they feel are their wants, needs, and weaknesses. I also bring forth areas of interest that they eventually realize cross over into many genres that were not evident in the early days of their study. Here are just a few of the questions I get from new students. • How and what should I practice to achieve the desired results? • How did that drummer play that lick on that song? • Why did my favorite drummer choose that pattern to play? • How do the professionals approach their practice sessions? • How can I be more creative in my playing? • How much does developing my technique help me be more creative? • What can I do to stay relaxed and confident when I play? • How can I increase my ability to play at fast tempos? • Do I have to be able to read music to play professionally? • How much should I practice? How often? What should I practice to become well-rounded in my ability to play with others? • Should I choose to play electronic drums or acoustic drums? • How do I choose the right instruments for my playing style? • I want to play my drums with a band. How can I do that? • Who can I enlist to teach me about electronic drums and midi, and how can they aid me in my playing? • What can I do to understand how to develop my playing so that I can play all styles of music? • I am frustrated with my playing or the speed at which I seem to learn. Those are just a few...