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Drums Teachers in Indiana:

  • Eric

    In-Home

    Clarksville, IN

    Drums, Guitar

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  • Paul

    In-Home Studio

    Fishers, IN

    Percussion, Drums

    Music is a language. Through music, we can tell stories, create memories, and inspire amazing things. However, like any other language it is one that must be taught. There are numerous methods of... [more]

  • Chase

    In-Home

    Greenfield, IN

    Drums, Percussion

    Teaching should be fun at all ages and should be highly interactive. I believe that students could and should go beyond classroom expectations to enhance their learning experience. Creativity is the... [more]

  • Adam

    In-Home

    Muncie, IN

    Drums, Percussion

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  • Bruno

    In-Home Studio Online

    Muncie, IN

    Drums, Percussion

    Based on my studies of music psychology and learning theories. I developed a phylosophy where I provide guidance to develop music awareness and motor skills through listening, observing and copying,... [more]

  • Timothy

    In-Home Online

    Muncie, IN

    Drums, Percussion

    I work to help students achieve their goals in music. I also want to help encourage and guide students that want to pursue music as a... [more]

  • Patrick

    In-Home Online

    Noblesville, IN

    Guitar, Bass Guitar, Drums

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  • Cara

    In-Home Online

    Oakville, IN

    Percussion, Drums, Piano

    Every student is different, so you must adjust with each student. I think teachers should allow students to pick out music they want to play as they will be more interested. Some times, though,... [more]

  • Mark

    In-Home

    Thorntown, IN

    Percussion, Drums, Piano

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  • Kip

    In-Home Online

    Zionsville, IN

    Drums, Percussion

    Particularly for drumming, which has a very easy learning curve at first, I think enthusiasm and fun are the keys to keeping someone in lessons for the long haul. After the habit is developed of... [more]