Taiko Time with Ian Cleworth - Term 4 2021

Term 4

Fees

$70 Full / $70 Concession

Intermediate

TAIKO TIME with Ian
Pad Work, Paradiddles & Playing a Piece
Ian will present a series of sessions that will cover technical work on the drum pad, plus air-drumming to help retain body memory - and iron things out after a long day! Ian believes in the value of developing the basics by fine-tuning stance, grip, stroke and so on. He will apply the basics to learning new musical phrases and than having some fun playing along to a pre-recorded sound track. Have a drum pad handy with drumsticks or bachi. If you don't have a pad, then a cushion or piece of foam will suffice. Headphones or earbuds will be handy, too. 


Class Schedule

Online. , (via URL link)

  • Fri 08 Oct 2021 from 07:00 pm to 08:00 pm.

  • Fri 15 Oct 2021 from 07:00 pm to 08:00 pm.

  • Fri 22 Oct 2021 from 07:00 pm to 08:00 pm.

  • Fri 29 Oct 2021 from 07:00 pm to 08:00 pm.

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Taiko Time with Ian Cleworth - Term 4 2021

Term 4

Fees

$70 Full / $70 Concession

Intermediate

TAIKO TIME with Ian
Pad Work, Paradiddles & Playing a Piece
Ian will present a series of sessions that will cover technical work on the drum pad, plus air-drumming to help retain body memory - and iron things out after a long day! Ian believes in the value of developing the basics by fine-tuning stance, grip, stroke and so on. He will apply the basics to learning new musical phrases and than having some fun playing along to a pre-recorded sound track. Have a drum pad handy with drumsticks or bachi. If you don't have a pad, then a cushion or piece of foam will suffice. Headphones or earbuds will be handy, too. 


Class Schedule

Online. , (via URL link)

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