Live, Online Drum Lessons
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Meet your drum teacher, discuss goals, and begin 1-on-1 instruction.
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Robin M.
Both my daughters love piano after the first free lesson and want to practice all the time. My 5 year old had a blast and was engaged every minute. My 9 year old also loved it. Ms G. was wonderful at keeping them both engaged virtually and also ensuring they had fun at their own pace. We look forward to many more piano lessons.
Mandy R.
I am so happy with my voice instructor, Julia! She is helping me to reach out of my comfort zone to fulfill a lifelong dream. Her style of teaching is so fun you forget you are learning. I can’t thank her and Kerry (Director of Client Engagement) enough for their patience and professionalism.
Saulo Q.
Fantastic experience with these folks. Very organized and extremely fairly priced. These instructors are all very well educated. Jonathan was wonderful. He was patient and very knowledgeable. I will absolutely be continuing with these guitar lessons.
The average price for a half-hour drum lesson is $35, while we offer lessons at only $30 per a half hour lesson.
Live online drum lessons using Zoom, Google Meet or Skype typically charge between $20-40 for a half hour lesson. Local private drum lessons range from $35-50 for a half hour lesson, while in-person group lessons cost $20 per student for a half hour lesson.
Drum Guides for All Levels
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Top Instructors
Our professional drum instructors have advanced degrees in drum performance and at least a few years of teaching drum to all ages and levels.
Top instructors like ours have recorded and toured with the popular US and international bands and artists.
Customized Curriculum
Our drum lesson plans are structured, measurable and trackable.
Our drum teachers will provide excellent instruction individualized for each student.
We also value our student feedback, which will be shared with the instructors for quality lesson experience.
Lesson Experience
Students will need the following equipment for an outstanding learning experience.
- Microphone, Webcam
- Computer/laptop
- Drum
- Lesson books
Our client service team will help you with finding the right equipment for successful online drum lessons.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between online and in-person drum lessons?
Our private online drum lessons are very similar to in-person lessons, except more affordable and more convenient. In-person drum lessons require you to visit the lesson studio, while online lessons can be set up easily with just a few digital equipment from the comfort of your home. Besides, online drum lessons offer more flexible scheduling options than in-person lessons, which many learners find helpful for being able to enjoy learning the drums over a longer period of time.
The average price for a half hour drum lesson is $40, although Lesson With You charges only $30. Live online lessons using Zoom or Skype charge between $25-50 for a half hour lesson. Local private drum lessons range from $35-55 for a half hour lesson, while in-person group lessons can cost $20-25 for a half hour lesson.
Drum lesson pricing can vary widely depending on the teacher’s education, performing level and expertise, the location, years of teaching and lesson length. In-person lessons typically charge more than online lessons, and the cost of individual or group drum lessons start as low as $20 per hour.
How old should children be before starting drum lessons?
We welcome drum students age 5 and up. For students under 13, we suggest parents be present during lessons for successful learning outcomes. For children who are young to read music right away, we encourage our teachers to provide fun, easy and musical instruction that includes rhythm games, ear training, and even improvisation to help develop your child’s musical abilities.
If you’re unsure about which brand or type of drum to buy for your child, please feel free to contact our support line! We’re available to help you in finding the best drum type and lesson materials for your child’s needs.
How do online drum lessons work for beginners?
First, it’s important to let your drum instructor know your personal goals and interests. What style are you looking for – Rock or Pop? Do you enjoy playing or listening to the music of Maroon 5 or Bruno Mars?
Then, our drum teacher will recommend the right drum, kits, lesson equipment and method book if necessary. Once you’ve scheduled regular lessons, try to practice drum on a regular basis. This includes practicing sight-reading , rhythm exercises, syncopation and rudiments. There’s no need to rush – what matters most for beginners is finding the right practice routine and sticking to it.
What do you learn in typical drum lessons?
In drum lessons, students will learn detailed instructions on the technical and artistic aspects of music. Students will learn a range of drum techniques, including playing rudiments, coordination, tempo control, and rhythms, as well as basic music theory and musical background for the repertoire.
During drum lessons, the teacher will give live feedback to the student on how to improve the techniques and understand the musical elements. At the end of every lesson, the teacher will assign specific sections of the music for the student to practice. Students are expected to work on these sections to improve their drum playing and resolve as many problems as possible before the next lesson.
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