acustomdrum
Senior Member
So I have my first drum student booked in for next week. He's at uni and he's learning the drums from scratch. He says we wants to focus on learning how to read drum notation, which is fine, but I'm wondering how I can incorporate two hours (which is what he's paying for) of reading practicing/teaching.
Obviously, this isn't an ideal scenario so I've suggested to break down the two hours into:
30-45 minutes of reading/drum notation
30-45 minutes of technique
and the remaining time left spent on playing/styles (the last two options can be switch or whatever).
Anyone have any experience they can shed some light on the matter to get the make the best out of his time. Any tips on conducting a one-to-one lesson also welcome.
Thanks!
Obviously, this isn't an ideal scenario so I've suggested to break down the two hours into:
30-45 minutes of reading/drum notation
30-45 minutes of technique
and the remaining time left spent on playing/styles (the last two options can be switch or whatever).
Anyone have any experience they can shed some light on the matter to get the make the best out of his time. Any tips on conducting a one-to-one lesson also welcome.
Thanks!