Each month, we take a closer look at one of the teachers involved in our Teacher Integration Program. This month we take a look at Canada’s Tim Connolly.
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Exploring the Learning Process by Adam Hay
With drumming, the quickest way to learn something is to actually slow things down. Never try to learn something at the tempo you ultimately want to be able to play it at!
Teacher Spotlight: Jim Farey
Each month, Hudson Music features a different teacher from our Teacher Integration Program (TIP). This month, we focus on Jim Farey from Nottingham, England.
Teacher Spotlight: Eduardo Guedes
Each month Hudson Music spotlights one of our TIP members. This month we take a look at New York’s Eduardo Guedes.
Featured Teacher: David Stanoch
This month Hudson Music’s TIP takes a look at David Stanoch, of the Twin Ciites of Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota.
Jeremy Hummel | The New Generation | A Modern Philosophy on Drumset Teaching
As a drum instructor, I’ve seen my role and purpose expand greatly over the past few years. In its simplest form, teaching others was a way to share my knowledge of the instrument, and, hopefully, earn a living in the process. However, I’ve come to realize that educating means so much more than just explaining notes on a page or sharing a few concepts I picked up from my own experience. While every generation surely feels the same about the ones that follow, I must say that kids today are different. In this article I’ll outline some of those differences. I’ll also offer a few ideas that I’ve incorporated to better serve my students -who may be, after all, artists of the future.