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A step-by-step program for teaching percussion theory to children ages 5-10.\r
A NEW book by drummers Rich Redmond and Michael Aubrecht.\r
Available for purchase early new. \r
Children, at the early developmental-stage, can be extremely creative and far less inhibited than those who are older. Often they will develop a desire to make their own sounds. Some may even show an interest in playing music. Parents may wish to seize this opportunity to introduce their child to a variety of musical styles and instruments. Drums can be an excellent choice for a young childs first instrument. Whether banging on pots and pans or pounding away on a tom-tom, percussion is a great release of energy.\r
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Playing the drum kit can also be an excellent way to exercise and develop manual dexterity. Sometimes a child will start out with a toy drum, a price pad, or a simple snare drum before graduating to a real drum kit. Regardless of the instrument, the FundamentalsTM of drumming remain the same.\r
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This blog is an extension of the book that provides additional training aids, as well as a student showcase where parents and teachers can share their own tips and experiences with others. This Internet community presence enables the program to grow and expand beyond a mere book.
A step-by-step program for teaching percussion theory to children ages 5-10.\r
A NEW book by drummers Rich Redmond and Michael Aubrecht.\r
Available for purchase early new. \r
Children, at the early developmental-stage, can be extremely creative and far less inhibited than those who are older. Often they will develop a desire to make their own sounds. Some may even show an interest in playing music. Parents may wish to seize this opportunity to introduce their child to a variety of musical styles and instruments. Drums can be an excellent choice for a young childs first instrument. Whether banging on pots and pans or pounding away on a tom-tom, percussion is a great release of energy.\r
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Playing the drum kit can also be an excellent way to exercise and develop manual dexterity. Sometimes a child will start out with a toy drum, a price pad, or a simple snare drum before graduating to a real drum kit. Regardless of the instrument, the FundamentalsTM of drumming remain the same.\r
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This blog is an extension of the book that provides additional training aids, as well as a student showcase where parents and teachers can share their own tips and experiences with others. This Internet community presence enables the program to grow and expand beyond a mere book.
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