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  • Berkleemusic.com Debuts New Online Drum Curriculum

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    Berkleemusic.com, the online school of Boston's renowned Berklee College

    of Music, is debuting four new online drum courses for their upcoming

    spring term, beginning April 4th, 2011. With these courses, students from

    anywhere in the world will be able to learn the skills to become effective,

    expressive, drummers, as well as the specific skill set to excel in the

    styles of rock, funk, R&B, and Afro-Cuban drums. 

     

    "For the first time in history, aspiring drummers can take college-level,

    accredited drum set courses with the world-class faculty who teach here at

    Berklee in Boston," said Debbie Cavalier, Dean of Continuing Education.

    "We've spent several years developing the best possible way to present drum

    curriculum online, and I think students are going to be really impressed

    with the results. These online drum courses are filled with innovative

    educational content, from lessons honed from years of professional live

    performance to the transcription and analysis of drum parts that have shaped

    contemporary music. Through video-based assignments, faculty will be able to

    seamlessly evaluate students' playing technique."

     

    The four courses being debuted in Berkleemusic's new online drum curriculum

    are Drum Set Fundamentals, Rock Drums, Funk/R&B Drums, and Afro-Cuban Drums.

    These performance-focused courses are authored by renowned Berklee College

    of Music faculty members including Yoron Israel (whose album Basic Traneing

    reached number 3 on the National Jazz chart), Rod Morgenstein (founding

    member of the Dixie Dregs and original member of Winger), Mark Walker

    (Grammy award-winning drummer and percussionist, author of "World Jazz

    Drumming") as well as the "Buddy Rich or Billy Cobham of funk drumming"

    (Jazz Times) Jim Payne.

     

    To learn more, visit:  http://www.berkleemusic.com/drums

     

    Spring Term begins April 4th, 2011.

     




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