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Teaching In San Diego: Drumset, Snare and Percussion Lessons Since 2010!
For over 6 years, we have offered high-quality, fun lessons in drumset, snare drum, percussion, bongos, congas and more to students of all ages and ability levels. From children as young as 4 to seniors over 80 we teach people the language of music and cultivate a lifelong love of rhythm. We are located in the North Park area of San Diego on El Cajon Boulevard and offer classes many days a week. We also can come to your home or other location for kids classes. We even teach drum lessons online - so anyone can learn from anywhere! Whether you're a parent looking for great lessons for your kids, a musician wanting to take your skills to the next level or just someone who loves to play we invite you to contact us for your first FREE lesson.
Director Jeanette Kangas has over 25 years of experience in teaching, performing and recording. She received her Master of Fine Arts in Jazz Studies from California Institute of the Arts and a Master of Music from San Diego State University. She served as a member of the music faculty at Los Angeles Harbor College and El Camino College for over 15 years. She has performed in major venues in Europe, Canada and the USA, including the Monterey Jazz Festival, Jazz Festival at Sea, Playboy Jazz Festival, Freiburg Jazz Festival, Carnegie Hall, the Great American Music Hall, Zellerbach Hall and the Hollywood Bowl. Learn more about Jeanette Kangas.
Jeanette has recently moved to Oregon and is offering instruction on Skype. Please call her at 619-261-8948 for more information. First Lesson is FREE!
Jeanette has recently moved to Oregon and is offering instruction on Skype. Please call her at 619-261-8948 for more information. First Lesson is FREE!
Children's Lessons Instructor Sandi Wilson began her musical studies in 6th grade and went on to play French Horn, Flute, Bass Guitar and, of course, drums. She studied under a Music Scholarship at Clackamas Community college and now serves as the Children's Instructor and Sound Engineer for the San Diego Center for the Arts. Learn more about Sandi Wilson.
"The language of drumming crosses all boundaries of style and genre. If a drummer understands this language completely, they can play any style that they wish. My approach to teaching is to teach the student the language of drumming, giving them the tools that they need to play whatever and however they wish." -Jeanette Kangas