From Your First Beat to Your First Song – Let's Make You a Drummer!
From 51 C$ /h
About My Drum Lessons
I am a self-taught drummer and performing musician who believes that learning an instrument should be a gradual, practical and enjoyable process. My approach to teaching comes from my own journey of exploring drumming, developing techniques, understanding rhythm and learning through consistent practice.
My lessons are designed for beginners and developing drummers who want to build a strong foundation and eventually become independent musicians.
What I cover in my lessons:
- Drum Fundamentals: Understanding the drum kit, posture, grip, basic coordination and playing techniques.
- Rudiments & Stick Control: Single strokes, double strokes, paradiddles, accents, dynamics and other essential rudiments.
- Hand & Foot Techniques: Developing hand speed, control, bass drum technique, hi-hat control and foot independence.
- Coordination & Independence: Building hand-foot combinations, limb independence and control over different rhythmic patterns.
- Grooves & Rhythms: Learning essential rock, pop, funk and other contemporary grooves, along with variations and fills.
- Timing & Musicality: Developing a strong sense of timing, metronome practice, rhythmic accuracy, dynamics and playing along with music.
- Song Learning: Understanding drum parts, breaking down songs and applying techniques to real musical arrangements.
- Recording & Basic Drum Production: Once you are comfortable playing the instrument, we can explore recording drums, microphone basics, MIDI drums, drum programming and an introduction to recording software.
My Teaching Approach
Having learned much of the instrument through self-study, experimentation, listening and practice, I understand that every drummer has a different learning curve. I aim to break down techniques into manageable steps, explain not just how something is played but why it works, and help students develop their own understanding of the instrument.
Rather than rushing through exercises, I focus on building a solid foundation, developing consistency and gradually applying what you learn to actual music.
Whether you are picking up drumsticks for the first time or already know a few grooves and want to improve your technique, the lessons will be structured around your current level, musical interests and learning pace.
The ultimate goal is to help you become comfortable behind the kit, understand the instrument and enjoy making music independently.
I am a self-taught drummer and performing musician who believes that learning an instrument should be a gradual, practical and enjoyable process. My approach to teaching comes from my own journey of exploring drumming, developing techniques, understanding rhythm and learning through consistent practice.
My lessons are designed for beginners and developing drummers who want to build a strong foundation and eventually become independent musicians.
What I cover in my lessons:
- Drum Fundamentals: Understanding the drum kit, posture, grip, basic coordination and playing techniques.
- Rudiments & Stick Control: Single strokes, double strokes, paradiddles, accents, dynamics and other essential rudiments.
- Hand & Foot Techniques: Developing hand speed, control, bass drum technique, hi-hat control and foot independence.
- Coordination & Independence: Building hand-foot combinations, limb independence and control over different rhythmic patterns.
- Grooves & Rhythms: Learning essential rock, pop, funk and other contemporary grooves, along with variations and fills.
- Timing & Musicality: Developing a strong sense of timing, metronome practice, rhythmic accuracy, dynamics and playing along with music.
- Song Learning: Understanding drum parts, breaking down songs and applying techniques to real musical arrangements.
- Recording & Basic Drum Production: Once you are comfortable playing the instrument, we can explore recording drums, microphone basics, MIDI drums, drum programming and an introduction to recording software.
My Teaching Approach
Having learned much of the instrument through self-study, experimentation, listening and practice, I understand that every drummer has a different learning curve. I aim to break down techniques into manageable steps, explain not just how something is played but why it works, and help students develop their own understanding of the instrument.
Rather than rushing through exercises, I focus on building a solid foundation, developing consistency and gradually applying what you learn to actual music.
Whether you are picking up drumsticks for the first time or already know a few grooves and want to improve your technique, the lessons will be structured around your current level, musical interests and learning pace.
The ultimate goal is to help you become comfortable behind the kit, understand the instrument and enjoy making music independently.
Extra information
My lessons are designed to be practical, structured and personalised according to each student's current level and musical interests.
Whether you're completely new to drumming or already have some experience, we'll work on developing your understanding of the instrument step by step.
During the lessons, you can expect:
Individual attention and lessons tailored to your learning pace.
Practical demonstrations and guided practice.
A structured approach to drum rudiments, sticking patterns and techniques.
Exercises for hand-foot coordination, independence and footwork.
Learning different grooves, fills, rhythms and musical styles.
Playing along with songs and understanding how drums fit into a musical arrangement.
Practice exercises and suggestions to help you improve between sessions.
An introduction to drum recording, audio editing, mixing and mastering once you have developed a comfortable level of playing.
What you need to get started:
A drum kit or electronic drum kit is ideal.
A pair of drumsticks.
A stable internet connection.
Headphones and a device with a camera and microphone.
If you don't own a drum kit yet, you can still get started with basic rhythm, sticking and coordination exercises.
My aim is to make every lesson useful, engaging and musically relevant, while helping you gradually become an independent drummer.
Instagram: __arnava__
Facebook: Snehal Chakraborty
Youtube: arnava_online
Whether you're completely new to drumming or already have some experience, we'll work on developing your understanding of the instrument step by step.
During the lessons, you can expect:
Individual attention and lessons tailored to your learning pace.
Practical demonstrations and guided practice.
A structured approach to drum rudiments, sticking patterns and techniques.
Exercises for hand-foot coordination, independence and footwork.
Learning different grooves, fills, rhythms and musical styles.
Playing along with songs and understanding how drums fit into a musical arrangement.
Practice exercises and suggestions to help you improve between sessions.
An introduction to drum recording, audio editing, mixing and mastering once you have developed a comfortable level of playing.
What you need to get started:
A drum kit or electronic drum kit is ideal.
A pair of drumsticks.
A stable internet connection.
Headphones and a device with a camera and microphone.
If you don't own a drum kit yet, you can still get started with basic rhythm, sticking and coordination exercises.
My aim is to make every lesson useful, engaging and musically relevant, while helping you gradually become an independent drummer.
Instagram: __arnava__
Facebook: Snehal Chakraborty
Youtube: arnava_online
Location
Online from India
Age
Infants (0-3 years old)
Preschool children (4-6 years old)
Children (7-12 years old)
Teenagers (13-17 years old)
Adults (18-64 years old)
Seniors (65+ years old)
Student level
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Duration
45 minutes
The class is taught in
English
Skills
Availability of a typical week
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New York
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