Chicago Drum Lessons By Sol Garnier
Music Lessons in Chicago, IL
Sol Garnier began to play the drums in France at The Conservatory. He studied classical percussion there for three years while attending the music section in highschool and being part of a rock band (Doctor Fox) and a circus (Cirque Plume) He went to Berklee College of Music for two years and studied all styles of music with Skip Hadden (Weather Report) Tommy Campbell (Sonny Rollins) and many others. Residing in Chicago since 1991, he played with J. P and the Cats (former band of Jimmy Chamberlain of the Smashing Pumpkins) Michael Charles (Australian Blues celebrity) and has been the house drummer for the church Our Lady of the Wayside in Arlington Heights for four years. Besides playing the drums, his passion is teaching. He is an avid reader of any teaching book he can find.
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Chicago Drum Lessons By Sol Garnier
read moreWhether you're a young beginner or a classical player ready to expand your horizon in harmony, arranging, style analysis and composing, the lessons will help you develop self-confidence and enthusiasm.
read moreI believe that teaching should be more about lighting a fire than filling up a vase. If I can motivate you by by making the journey of learning drums an exciting adventure, the rest will follow naturally. It's a philosophy I've been applying for more than 18 years with great results. The greatest inspiration for me is seeing my students get more and more excited each week about their lessons. To help you stay inspired and engaged, I vary my techniques and tailor each session to your needs. If you don't read music, I play the lessons myself so you can record them with a smartphone and practice at home.
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read moreSome festivals have a lot of band in one day, especially during the weekend. That's where you meet some of your fellow musicians, those guys that, just like you, crisscross the territory to entertain the crowd. Learning an instrument is not easy. People look for lessons everywhere, and, more likely than not these days, on the internet. The grand wide web has, so far, answered most of their questions about life: learning to play them drums should be no exception. They look for lessons. Trivia: Who were the guys in piano and drums who used to destroy instruments just for the fun of it?
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