Online Drum Lessons
Personalized one-on-one online drum lessons with our amazing teachers
Our Online Drum Teachers
friendly teachers dedicated to helping you learn
Jodie M.
Lauren G.
Maxime C.
Convenient
Taking online lessons means no traveling to a teacher’s home, school or studio. No more lugging instruments around town and there are more options for scheduling.
Distance Learning
Now students in every country and time zone can study with one of our talented music educators and performers. Students at any skill level are no longer bound by geography!
Price
Our cost is lower for online services as travel time is completely cut out. Online lessons are more cost-effective than studio or local lessons.
Accessible
Online lessons are available to anyone, anywhere. The only requirements are a reliable internet connection, your instrument and a video chat software such as Skype, Google Hangouts or FaceTime.
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How do Online drum Lessons Work?
Music To Your Home offers lessons ranging from 30 minutes to an hour and a half in length. You will choose the type of lesson you prefer, pick your teacher, and pay for your lesson online. When you play along with your instructor, they can observe you play and offer feedback on ways you can improve. Your teacher will be able to share resources like sheet music and other tools you will need.
Why Take Drum Lessons
with Music To Your Home?
Of all the instruments you could learn to play, the drums are often the one that excites students the most. The drums set the pace and the tempo for the music and have a unique ability to evoke an emotional response from its listeners. Plus, playing the drums just makes you look cool.
Perhaps you have been longing to learn to play the drums but something keeps holding you back. You are concerned about the time commitment and you aren’t even sure where you will find a qualified teacher.
Music to Your Home is excited to offer online drum lessons to students around the world. Now you can work with our highly skilled teachers from the comfort of your own home.
Taking drum lessons offers a wide range of benefits. Here are some of the biggest advantages of learning to play the drums:
Playing the drums gives you a creative outlet
Anytime you learn to play a musical instrument you have an opportunity to express your creative side. The drums are featured in nearly every genre from classic rock and roll to contemporary pop songs, so it has mass appeal.
Music can help you thrive academically
Did you know that learning an instrument can also improve your academic skills? Research has shown that learning to play an instrument can improve your math, language, and literacy skills. It also helps form your abstract reasoning skills which are important in learning both math and science.
Develop a life long skill
When you learn to play the drums you are developing skills that will stick with you for the rest of your life. Learning the drums will require years of consistent practice as you continue to work on mastering progressively harder pieces. Even if you choose not to continue with the drums, those lessons will stick with you long after you have put your drumsticks down.
Playing the drums relieves stress
Researchers have found that regularly playing a musical instrument can help relieve stress. Studies show that playing an instrument can lower your heart rate and blood pressure which will lower the stress hormone cortisol.
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