New Programs and Classes

Family Drumming With Jesse Ajamian

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This class is intended for parents and their young children to learn how to make music together.  The goal is for parents to encourage their children's' musical expression by learning and playing alongside them.  Together parents and children will lean how to play traditional drums and percussion, create rhythmic patterns, and lean how to improvise.  This class will run once a week on Saturday.  Please contact us below via if you are interested.

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The cost is: 

                   1/2 hour for 3 or less people - $37.50           1/2 hour for 4 or more people - $50.00

                   3/4 hour for 3 or less people - $50.00          3/4 hour for 4 or more people - $75.00     

                   1 hour for 3 or less people - $75.00               1 hour for 4 or more people - $100.00

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Summer Drum Camp With Jesse Ajamian

Topics will Include:

Rudimental Drumming & Fundamentals

Improving Rhythmic Precision

Traditional Grip & Matched Grip Applicable to ALL Styles of Drumming

10 Spots Per Age Group Only 

Submit Registration Form with Your Deposit to Reserve Your Spot!

*Each student is REQUIRED to have their own drumsticks and practice pad*

Please download the applicable registration form and email it to Reddingmusicschool@gmail.com if you are interested.

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Drumline Information

High School Registration

Middle School Registration

”I’m offering a choice, and with some kids it will change their life. What makes us happy? Progress and doing things. Music sets up those levels and reveals that progress." pg.17
- Greg Takemoto  "Click text to link to article"

“Accurately expressing yourself in music, like in language, is one of the highest goals one can achieve." pg.13 - Greg Takemoto  "Click text to link to article"

"Even if they don’t grow up to be a virtuoso or a professional musician, the long-term benefits of music training will help in many ways, including in everyday school subjects. You’ll introduce your children to a lifelong skill that will help them enjoy the music of daily life."
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“I did something I love to do, and then afterwards saw the impact it was making. Really, it’s about being part of your community.”
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Jenna Christophersen @NorthStateParent.com