Drums Lessons For Children & Adults That Inspire Bentleigh East, Melbourne
Alla's Music Studio offers drums lessons in Melbourne for people of all ages and skill levels. Whether you're looking to learn for fun or move into music professionally, we can provide you with the teaching and direction you need to succeed.
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Drums Lessons & Tutoring
Learn how to play the Drums
Beginners to advanced Drums tutoring
Children & Adults Drums lessons
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Drums Lessons Melbourne
If you're a complete beginner, drums lessons are a great way to get a head start. Our drumming teachers are all passionate about the instrument they teach and dedicated to your success. While we follow a general curriculum, all your lessons will be tailored to you, your goals, your skill level and more. If you're unsure where to start, talk to our teachers today, and we can point you in the right direction.
Our Drums Teachers
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Stewart has been playing the guitar for 15 years and has a range of experience playing different styles in different bands. He is currently studying for a bachelor’s degree in music performance at Box Hill Institute. Stewart’s primary goal as a teacher is to motivate his students to play, and he encourages them to take an active role in directing their learning. He likes to get new students to play some simple songs before diving into the more technical aspects of the instrument. He enjoys teaching people at any level on their journey with their instruments.
Qualification:
- Diploma of Music Industry (Specializing in Performance), Box Hill Institute
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Ned Is currently studying for a Bachelor of Music Performance in Contemporary guitar at The University of Melbourne. Ned is a young and diverse musician with valuable experience in music performance, as well as education, that he is keen to share with students of all ages.
Experience
Falling in love with music when he first picked up the trombone at age 12, Ned has since progressed through multiple instruments, such as guitar, trumpet, ukulele, drums, folk instruments, as well as traversing genres including Jazz, classical, folk, blues, and rock.
Ned successfully combines studying, teaching, and playing in funk and blues bands on the weekends.
Teaching Style
Ned’s approach to teaching focuses on building relationships through communication that allows him to work with his students to tailor lessons to their musical goals and interests, with the balance between technical focus and personal ambition to maximize engagement and improvement.
His experience teaching freelance as well as at primary schools has cultivated and refined such a style.
Ned has a unique and genuine understanding of young students’ situations, and an enhanced capacity to guide students through VCE and AMEB exams, as well as casual musical interests.
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Dominic Stitt is a professional drummer and trumpet performer and a passionate instrumental teacher who has experience tutoring children and adults for several years. He graduated with Bachelor’s in Music (Jazz & Improvisation) from the University of Melbourne in 2020.
Qulifications
- Artist representative for Meinl Percussion Australia at AUDW expo 2018
- Alumni of the Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School (through audition) (2014-2015)
- Former drums student of Chris Brien, and the most recorded drummer in Australia Mr Graham Morgan
- Has performed and recorded with some of Melbourne’s top musicians, including ARIA award winners Barney Mcall and Daniel Merriweather
- Recipient of the 2017 the University of Melbourne Marion Thomas Award Scholarship, the value of $4,500, for “outstanding achievement in the field of performance and the consistency of students’ studies and contribution to musical activities in the Victorian community.”
Professional Drummer
Alex Pertout, percussionist- composer, educator, and Senior Lecturer from the Jazz & Improvisation Department at Melbourne Conservatorium of Music University of Melbourne, said:
“Dominic is an outstanding young drummer/percussionist with whom I have had the pleasure to engage both as an educator – during his tenure as a remarkable student of the Jazz & Improvisation Program at the University of Melbourne – as well as a superb performing colleague in the concert stage. Dominic is a serious practitioner, and his touch displays a highly developed sense of musicianship. He has the potential to continue to develop skills to greater heights and is destined to enjoy an extremely successful career in the music profession at large.”
Teaching Style
Through studying music from the age of 5 Dominic has developed self-discipline, patience, communication skills and an enthusiastic attitude towards learning – these all very important skills Dominic now is passing on to his students. Dominic teaches for leisure as well as for AMEB exams including Contemporary and Rockschool types.
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Darren is an accomplished musician with over 13 years of experience playing the drums and cajon. He holds a degree in Applied Music Performance from Box Hill Institute, where he honed his skills and developed his passion for music. He also fell in love with the funk genre during his studies and always aims to incorporate the groove and fun rhythmic style into his teaching.
Beginner Drums Lessons
Drums lessons are a fantastic method to gain a jumpstart on the drums if you're a total novice. Learning drumming can help you develop your sense of rhythm, improve hand-eye coordination, improve concentration, and even assist in brain development.
Learn Different Styles Of Drumming
- Popular
- Rock
- R&B
- Jazz
- World
Drumming Lessons Curriculum
All our music lessons follow a curriculum based on the four main streams of musical education; classical grading, leisure grading, preparation for a professional career, and leisure only. This curriculum is affected by the goals of each student and covers everything from how to hold drumsticks and set up a drums kit, to advanced rhythm and timing, drums techniques and more.
Why You Should Learn The Drums
- Significantly improved sense of rhythm
- Development of multi-tasking skills
- Improvements in hand-eye coordination
- Greatly assists in brain development
- Improves focus, concentration and mental acuity
- Applicable to virtually any style of music
- Stress relief
- Fitness
- FUN!
Private Music Lessons
We offer individual music lessons of 30, 45 or 60 mins for Piano, Violin, Guitar, Voice and other musical instruments
Student Concerts
We run student concerts in Melbourne's Kingston Town Hall
Qualified and Experienced Music Teachers
Alla's Music Studio is filled with friendly and talented teachers who share their love for music with students
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Music Instruments We Teach
Our Amazing Music Teachers
Natasha
Sean
Millie
Daniel
Jasmine
Chiara
Samuel
Ryan
Stewart
Ned
Lydia
Liam
Jack
Harry
Frances
Dominic
Darren
Bill
Vitus
Alex
Adelyne
A unique, Bespoke, tailored programme of tuition to help people of all ages and abilities to make progress, enriching lives through music, developing their confidence and improving musical skills
Drums Lessons FAQ
Can you teach yourself drums?
While self-guided learning to play the drums is achievable with dedication and persistence, partnering with an experienced instructor will significantly enhance your progress. Despite the plethora of online resources, such as videos, books, and guides, nothing quite compares to the personalized attention and expertise offered by a professional teacher. Invest in your drumming journey by seeking expert guidance, and watch your skills flourish beyond your expectations.
Are drums easy or hard to learn?
Drums are exceptionally challenging to master. Any instrument follows a similar path to mastery. Getting good at it will take time, patience, and practice, just like learning anything else of value.
Do drummers read music?
Does knowing how to read music scores mean you can't play the drums? To play the drums, musical literacy is not required. As a matter of fact, many successful musicians (including some great drummers) can't read music yet nonetheless have successful careers in the field. The ability to read music is icing on the cake once you've mastered the basics of listening and "feeling" the rhythm.
Is drumming good for your brain?
Improve Memory and Learning, and Score Higher on Tests
An individual's IQ can rise due to this kind of mental exercise. Playing the drums has been shown to improve math skills because drummers are always counting. Fractions, frequencies, and intervals can all be better grasped through the medium of drumming.
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Book A Trial Drums Lesson
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