Bucket Drumming Class
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Learn to play percussion through the fun and engaging art of bucket drumming. Find your rhythm, and increase your motor skills and hand/eye coordination. Bucket drumming can be a social activity to promote ensemble skills or a solo exercise for students who aspire to be drummers, but cannot afford a drum set. It can be used as a vessel for preparing, practicing, and presenting percussive techniques. This class is intended for students ages 9 and up who are interested in learning percussion and creating music with other people.
Ages: 9 and up.
When: 12 Saturdays in the fall and spring semesters.
Tuition: $300 per semester. Need-based tuition assistance is available to families that qualify.
Additional Information
- Students must have a diagnosed disability.
- No previous musical experience is necessary.
- Students must be able to participate effectively in lessons or classes, and maintain an environment that is safe for themselves and others.
- Each student will receive a five-gallon bucket and drum sticks for them to keep.
Watch a slide presentation about the class created by our instructors Erin Eberhardt.