I'm currently in the process of launching the Drumlist Newsletter. Each issue will contain all sorts of drumming goodies — PDF lessons, technical exercises and advice, exercises for improving creativity and vocabulary at the kit, and a load of other useful resources. All for free.
If you like the sound of this (did I mention it's free?) visit www.drumlist.com to sign up. The first edition goes out very soon!
This summer me and my Kick! Music Schools pals are running two Rock Schools (25-29 July, 22-26 August).
It's always good fun and a great way for 11-17 year olds to build confidence, learn about songwriting, recording and take a leap outside of their comfort zones.
You can learn more about the Rock Schools by visiting www.kickmusicschools.co.uk.
I have a weekday and weekend times available for drum lessons at South Street Studios in Ipswich. The studio is easy to find (it's just around the corner from Coes on Norwich Road) and it's conveniently right next to a large car park.
For more information on lessons and for testimonials from parents & students head over to the Drum Lesson page. If you'd like to book your first lesson, get in touch!
I've been teaching drums for around ten years and playing for close to 17. Over that time I've written a lot of lessons for my students and my plan is to (eventually) share it all on the new Drummer Resources page of my website FOR FREE!
Each lesson will feature a PDF download and a brief explanation on how to practice and get the most out of the material. It's going to take me a while to upload everything so please bear with me!
If you have any requests send me an email.
Enjoy!
Kick! Music Schools is running two Rock Schools this summer at Punch Studios in Ipswich. The first from 25th-29th July and the second from 22nd-26th August.
You can grab yourself a special £10 discount using the code ROSS10. Head over to www.kickmusicschools.co.uk to learn more or book a place.
I'll be running both so I hope to see you then!
Inspired by Derek Sivers, I've added a “now” page to my website. Check it out here.
Most websites have a link that says “about”. It goes to a page that tells you something about the background of this person or business. For short, people just call it an “about page”.
Most websites have a link that says “contact”. It goes to a page that tells you how to contact this person or business. For short, people just call it a “contact page”.
So a page on a person’s website, that tells you what this person is focused on at this stage in their life, is called a “now page”.
Learn more about the ”now page” movement at nownownow.com/about.
ps. On a related note, highly recommend you read Derek Sivers' book Anything You Want.
