Attention North/South Carolina Drummers...

[Pat Petrillo]

Hi all;

I wanted to take this opportunity to let you know that I will be teaching lessons and classes at the University of North Carolina-Pembroke campus as an Artist -in- Residence on select dates and times beginning in August, 2007.

You do NOT have to be a student at the University. I am accepting outside students as well as University students. It is NON CREDIT this semester, but will be for credit in the spring semester. I will be there once per month, and you pay for a block of lessons in advance to hold a spot.

I am really looking forward to this situation. Of course, I will continue to be on the faculty at Drummers Collective, it's always great to get out of New York City every once in a while to meet some new drummers!

Times are limited, so, if you are interested, please PM me, and I can give you the dates, details and how to sign up.

Hope to see some of you soon!

All the Best

Pat
www.myspace.com/patpetrillo

[fijjibo]

Damn....

I would love you to be my teacher, but Im in the UK....


Im going to give Bob Armstrong a call though....

[crazyhorse]

Pat,

When are you going to be down this way? I can just swing by with that snare I mentioned.

-Tim McKenzie

[Pat Petrillo]

Tim

First visit will be August 22 for one full week.

[crazyhorse]

I'll plan on swinging by then. Look forward to meeting you! I'll PM ya with my number so you can reach me when you get in the area.

[Mr. Pasquini]

Hey, I'm from NC, unfortunatley I'm le high school student and I don't know if I can break out of school... Oh I wish.

[Pat Petrillo]

I will be teaching in the evenings as well, so maybe you can make it...I'm there teaching till late in the evenings, so If you are interested, just let know!

Pat

[Trip McNealy]

damn.. i'm not moving to the Carolinas until next summer! :(

Pat, when will you be back in New Jersey to resume teaching?

[Pat Petrillo]

Trip

I am teaching in New Jersey right now! Hit me with a PM, and we can converse.

Where do you live?

I will only be going to NC once per month. My BASE is still Drummers Collective.

Also, no worries, I will be teaching in Carolina next year, too.

[Drummertist]

Do you take any skill level? How long are the lessons? ...How much $$$?

I really want to improve the quality of my drumming and I live in NC.

[Pat Petrillo]

Drummertist

Please PM (Private Message) me, and I will respond with all the details.

Any level as long as you can play. No reading required.

Hope to hear from you soon. The spots are filling up, and we only have a couple weeks remaiming

Pat
www.myspace.com/patpetrillo

[masonni]

Hey Pat!
I'll be down in NC next week, I'll give you a call and we should go out for a drink!

[Saponi Boy]

Heyyyy...Im from NC and actually graduated from this school! I may be down that way (im in raleigh now), sometimes this week...I'll try to stop in! Good luck with the class!

Hi all;

I wanted to take this opportunity to let you know that I will be teaching lessons and classes at the University of North Carolina-Pembroke campus as an Artist -in- Residence on select dates and times beginning in August, 2007.

You do NOT have to be a student at the University. I am accepting outside students as well as University students. It is NON CREDIT this semester, but will be for credit in the spring semester. I will be there once per month, and you pay for a block of lessons in advance to hold a spot.

I am really looking forward to this situation. Of course, I will continue to be on the faculty at Drummers Collective, it's always great to get out of New York City every once in a while to meet some new drummers!

Times are limited, so, if you are interested, please PM me, and I can give you the dates, details and how to sign up.

Hope to see some of you soon!

All the Best

Pat
www.myspace.com/patpetrillo

[Saponi Boy]

oh yeah, lol...if you need a translater when you get there, just holla at me....lol...you'll see what i mean when you go out among the locals. big Native American community there (Lumbee), and their native language has mixed with the southern dialect english and sometimes they're very hard to understand. Great people tho! Okay...good luck with everything!

[Drummertist]

I just had my first & second lesson with Pat on Saturday!

He's a great guy to learn from and very nice, too. He's tryin' to get me out of some very bad habits I've gained over the years of my playing, and I welcome it with open arms. Showing me techniques I never thought of.

Thanks Pat!
Andrew

EDIT: I also got the book! It's great, thanks!