I'm going to cgcc next year, and I'm very interested in learning to play drums (both a set/drumline type) Are you the teacher for this? What class should I enroll in to learn? I need to learn to read music and learn the techniques to help me turn my good rhythm into good playing. :)
@deathofall1052 Yes I am the percussion teacher at CGCC. There are several options for studying percussion dependent on your level of experience. Lessons are available for majors and non-majors which would be the most individualized instruction. There are also several ensembles which include percussion: Percussion Ensemble (MUP190 - requires percussion experience); Latin Percussion Ensemble (open to any students), Community Band, etc.
If I wanted to learn how to play the snare drum better, because I want to learn the techniques to play faster and better, what would be the best course in your opinion? I can already play on a set fairly well and I'm teaching myself how to play with the classic grip so I can play the solo drum better. I'm not terribly well experienced, but I don't think I'd consider myself a complete beginner either. I'm not planning on majoring in music I'm very interested in learning.
@deathofall1052 Best thing might be to e-mail me at CGC and we can discuss some of your options. You can find my e-mail address by searching the faculty listing on the cgcc website.
Didn't get a chance to do those this year. I'm hoping to do the regional etudes again next year and possibly include the all-state etudes next time as well.
I'm not specifically looking at this college or these Etudes, but i am planning on auditioning for percussion at a music college, could you somehow send me music for this so i know what i'm getting myself into?
These etudes wouldn't be appropriate for a college entrance audition. Best thing would be to talk to the percussion instructor at the college or a local music teacher with a percussion degree to choose appropriate lit for an audition.
I may, but wasn't originally planning to. I made the regional audition etudes a priority because of the high number of students that audition that do not have access to regular percussion lessons.
Hear, hear. Thank you, I have students auditioning, and while I've become a decent percussionist through practice, we still live an hour from the closest nuanced, professional private instructor. Thanks for posting.
I'm going to cgcc next year, and I'm very interested in learning to play drums (both a set/drumline type) Are you the teacher for this? What class should I enroll in to learn? I need to learn to read music and learn the techniques to help me turn my good rhythm into good playing. :)
deathofall1052 1 year ago
@deathofall1052 Yes I am the percussion teacher at CGCC. There are several options for studying percussion dependent on your level of experience. Lessons are available for majors and non-majors which would be the most individualized instruction. There are also several ensembles which include percussion: Percussion Ensemble (MUP190 - requires percussion experience); Latin Percussion Ensemble (open to any students), Community Band, etc.
GottryPercussion 1 year ago
@GottryPercussion
If I wanted to learn how to play the snare drum better, because I want to learn the techniques to play faster and better, what would be the best course in your opinion? I can already play on a set fairly well and I'm teaching myself how to play with the classic grip so I can play the solo drum better. I'm not terribly well experienced, but I don't think I'd consider myself a complete beginner either. I'm not planning on majoring in music I'm very interested in learning.
deathofall1052 1 year ago
@deathofall1052 Best thing might be to e-mail me at CGC and we can discuss some of your options. You can find my e-mail address by searching the faculty listing on the cgcc website.
GottryPercussion 1 year ago
can you post the all-state etudes?
fuddrucker4567 1 year ago
Didn't get a chance to do those this year. I'm hoping to do the regional etudes again next year and possibly include the all-state etudes next time as well.
GottryPercussion 1 year ago
I'm not specifically looking at this college or these Etudes, but i am planning on auditioning for percussion at a music college, could you somehow send me music for this so i know what i'm getting myself into?
OakRidgePunk777 2 years ago
actually these etudes are for high school regional honor bands auditions in AZ. If you want it I could still send it to you just give me your email.
mfsradrumma 2 years ago
These etudes wouldn't be appropriate for a college entrance audition. Best thing would be to talk to the percussion instructor at the college or a local music teacher with a percussion degree to choose appropriate lit for an audition.
GottryPercussion 2 years ago
will you also be uploading the all-state etudes?
mfsradrumma 2 years ago
I may, but wasn't originally planning to. I made the regional audition etudes a priority because of the high number of students that audition that do not have access to regular percussion lessons.
GottryPercussion 2 years ago
Hear, hear. Thank you, I have students auditioning, and while I've become a decent percussionist through practice, we still live an hour from the closest nuanced, professional private instructor. Thanks for posting.
meanmrmatt 2 years ago