All About Drums

[juniorandi]

Hm.. I've heard of My Drum School (MDS) taking in children 7 and above. Maybe you can give it a try? They're a music school specialising in drums only - Something pretty rare for music schools I think? But I don't think they specialise in drumming for children. I.e. they have courses for teens and adults too. I'll suggest you search it up? Hope this helps!

[klearad]

There is African Drumming too. You can contact Lila Drums

[BlurBee]

My nephew is learning drum. Will ask my SIL which school he is attending.

[Simply Mum]

Ossia music sch or kawai.

[davidchatman]

I suggest Lila Drums.

[hexagon]

My 6 year old DS3 is learning drums at Academy of Rock. They have a few branches around Singapore…Goldhill square, Siglap and Holland V. As long as the child is tall enough to reach the paddle of the base drum and is able to follow instruction, he/she can start learning.

[hardworking_mom]

My boy started started learning drum in a music school since Jan. As he is interested, I am keen to buy a set of acoustic drums for him to practice at home. I was told that the 'Pearl' brand is quite suitable and further more, nowadays they can 'mute' the sound volume since installed in a HDB flat. Wonder if anyone has any experience in learning and practising drum at home? thanks

[Idono]

Anyone of you have kid learning to drum? Can share which school and whether need to get a drum set?

[fable]

My son started at about 4 at a school in thomson road but I don’t think they have drum classes anymore. He followed the teacher to School of Music Clef at Suntec. For the first 2.5 years, I didn’t get him a drumset. He would practice on pillows and a practice pad. Only when I was sure he was serious about drums did we get him a set.

[MMM]

You might want to put your child in a concert band under percussion. Saw some impressive drummers there.