FAQs
What is the best age to start drumming lessons?
Drumming lessons can be started at any age; however, we recommend starting from the age of 6 onwards.
How often should I practise drumming?
It is recommended to practise drumming for at least 30 minutes a day, three times a week.
How long does a drumming lesson or course take?
A drum lesson can last from 30 to 60 minutes, while a drum course can run for several weeks to months, depending on the course.
How much does drumming lessons or courses cost?
The cost of drumming lessons depends on several factors, such as the type of lesson/course you opt for, the instructor's experience, and the lesson duration. On average, private lessons cost around £20-£40 an hour, while group lessons cost approximately £10-£20 per hour.
What equipment do I need to start drumming lessons?
For beginners, a basic drumming kit consisting of snare, bass, and a hi-hat cymbal is sufficient. As you progress, you can add more drum elements.
Do I need any prior music knowledge to start drumming lessons?
Not necessarily, as drumming lessons can be taught to students of all levels and backgrounds.
How do I know if I am making progress with drumming lessons or courses?
Your instructor will be able to provide regular feedback and assessments on your progress. You can also set personal goals for yourself and track your progress.
Can I take drumming lessons online?
Yes, there are online drumming lessons and courses that allow you to learn from the comfort of your home.
Do I need to bring my own drum kit to drumming lessons or courses?
It depends on the instructor or school's policy. Some schools and instructors may provide a drum kit, while others may ask you to bring your drumming kit. Always check beforehand.
What is a typical drumming lesson or course structure?
A typical drumming lesson or course usually consists of warm-up exercises, learning techniques, playing simple rhythms, learning songs, playing along to tracks, and practising.
