• Rock and pop drumming according to the course provided by Trinity rock.

• Play solo Drums and playing with Brushes.

• Learns basic beats (3/4, 3/2, 4/4, 16).

• Learn how To hold Drumsticks and tune your Drums.

• Learn Drum Rolls and Rock Drumming Beats.

• Proper posture and Cross sticking technique.

• Become musically ready for next level courses.

• Get online learning resources like exercises, Tips, Videos etc. to help continue the fun at home!

• We deliver One-to-One attention and guidance.

• We share Progress Report with parents at the end of every month.

• We award certificates for the courses, competitions and Events.e have

Playing the drums is a great stress buster.  Hitting a drum can relieve frustration and disappointment.  It can boost your mood, your brain power, and even increase academic performance.  Drumming helps the child/adult to be confident.  Playing the drum requires discipline and focus to be able to play loud or soft as required.  It requires that you are able to read non-verbal cues.  Reading non-verbal cues is an essential life skill in today’s unsympathetic world.

Our Online Drum Classes are here to make sure that your skill-set is in the process of fine-making and that you can develop your talent under the techniques taught to you by the best. Learn Drums Online, through live training only on The Honour’s School of Music.

The one-on-one nature (just you and your teacher) of private lessons allow the teacher to customize each lesson, song, exercise, and musical challenge to your exact needs at that exact point in your learning process. 

Online(remote/virtual) music lessons are an effective and popular way to learn drums as there are many benefits such as:

• Safety

• Convenience

• Time savings

• Transportation savings

• Your drum teacher can help you with your at-home drum set (tuning, adjustments, etc.)

Bottom Line, you’re going to have an enriching, rewarding, and challenging experience, and you’re going to love it!

            Give us a call today and see how we can help you achieve your piano goals, whether you’re a beginner, or just looking for improvement, we can help. Our friendly piano teachers are here to share both classical and contemporary piano expertise and help you develop your piano skills and musical talents. Our online flexible scheduling accommodates piano lessons around your busy work or school schedule, with The Honour’s School of Music piano courses in both the mornings and evenings. Feel free to use our contact form, email us, or call us to schedule your piano lesson today!

The equipment required for students is a little different than for teachers. Students don’t need as much.

• Computer, tablet or other device to run the video streaming software (i.e. Zoom, Meet etc.)

  The computer or device needs to be located in the same room or space as the drums, of course. Many of my online students have used a tablet or Ipad placed on a music stand. It works perfectly! And, it’s simple. If you go this route, that’s all the equipment you’ll need.

• Standard webcam with a decent microphone (unless you’re using a tablet, Ipad or Smart Phone)

  If you are using a device without a built-in webcam, the Logitech C920 Pro Webcam is a good choice. If you’re thinking about using the webcam that’s built-in to your laptop, make sure your laptop’s built-in microphone provides clear audio from further distances. External webcams like the Logitech tend to have better quality microphones than laptops.

• Headphone or earbuds can be used by the student but aren’t necessary

  Remember that if you’re wearing headphones or earbuds, the sound of your drums will be muffled in your ears. Whether that’s a problem is up to your individual preferences.

If you are a beginner it doesn’t really matter whether you start on an electric drum set or an acoustic one. There are some advantages to each. The cost is similar between electric and acoustic drums. You can wear headphones with electric drums and you can put rubber pads (silencers) on acoustic drums to bring the volume down somewhat. Please speak with your drum teacher about which drum set is right for you, your lifestyle, and your budget.

Drummers often start on one type but then move on to purchase the other type and vice-versa. Many students even start on just an inexpensive rubber practice pad for the first month or two. For the most part, electric and acoustic drum kits are played the same way. If you can play one, you can play the other. There are a few things you can do on each that you can’t do on the other for example: With acoustic drums, you can play really softly and with brushes for quiet jazz songs. That’s not as easy to do on an electronic drum kit. On an electric drum set (kit) you can make sounds that an acoustic drum set makes but you can also make any sound in the world! If you can hear it, you can play it on an electric drum set. Car horns, guitar chords, even dog barks, and exotic percussion instruments from around the world!

You really can’t go wrong with either unless you need the drum student to practice quietly or with headphones at times. In that case, you definitely want an electric drum set 🙂 You can always call our school office and someone will be happy to help guide your decision!