I started playing percussion and drums in 1961. I took drum lessons from Sgt. John Bosworth from USAF BAND in Washington DC. In 1970 I enrolled at Austin Peay State as a percussion major. After 4 years I changed my major to Electronic Technology.
I work in The Communication field for 45 years but still played and taught drummers. I am retired from Communication industry, wanting to teach drummers.
I played with the Praise Band at Grace UMC In Mount Juliet from 1995 to 2006. I write drum...
I started playing percussion and drums in 1961. I took drum lessons from Sgt. John Bosworth from USAF BAND in Washington DC. In 1970 I enrolled at Austin Peay State as a percussion major. After 4 years I changed my major to Electronic Technology.
I work in The Communication field for 45 years but still played and taught drummers. I am retired from Communication industry, wanting to teach drummers.
I played with the Praise Band at Grace UMC In Mount Juliet from 1995 to 2006. I write drum parts and exercises. For the past 5 years I taught the drummers at a Christian academy.
Rudimental drumming is a very discipline and structured. I can write and read drum music. I try to play everyday. I can play drum set vibes, marimba and traps.
Do you struggle with playing rolls, paradiddles, flams and other rudiments? Playing rudiments can improve stick control, motor control, hand to eye coordination, and listening skills.
