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Comments on: How Many Years Of Snare Drum Lessons Does It Take To Be Able To Start Playing A Drum “pit”? http://learnplaydrumlessonsforyou.com/how-many-years-of-snare-drum-lessons-does-it-take-to-be-able-to-start-playing-a-drum-pit/ Learn To Play Drums with Video, Books, Software, Lessons for Home. Thu, 09 Sep 2010 15:13:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: hotfix rhinestones http://learnplaydrumlessonsforyou.com/how-many-years-of-snare-drum-lessons-does-it-take-to-be-able-to-start-playing-a-drum-pit/comment-page-1/#comment-9 hotfix rhinestones Fri, 06 Nov 2009 14:52:41 +0000 http://learnplaydrumlessonsforyou.com/how-many-years-of-snare-drum-lessons-does-it-take-to-be-able-to-start-playing-a-drum-pit/#comment-9 yeah. what matt p said is all true. btw, they are not snare drums. a snare drum is a drum that has a snare on the bottom head so it makes a sharp sound when it vibrates. anyway, you should get a private teacher and practice every day on what ever you can find because believe me, those tennors are HARD to play and i am a snare drummer on the drumline in high school. but to answer directly, you should have atleast 3 years of practice to get really good, unless you are one of those naturally gifted drummers. and all the practice does not have to be done on the snare drum yeah. what matt p said is all true. btw, they are not snare drums. a snare drum is a drum that has a snare on the bottom head so it makes a sharp sound when it vibrates. anyway, you should get a private teacher and practice every day on what ever you can find because believe me, those tennors are HARD to play and i am a snare drummer on the drumline in high school. but to answer directly, you should have atleast 3 years of practice to get really good, unless you are one of those naturally gifted drummers. and all the practice does not have to be done on the snare drum

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By: Matt P http://learnplaydrumlessonsforyou.com/how-many-years-of-snare-drum-lessons-does-it-take-to-be-able-to-start-playing-a-drum-pit/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Matt P Fri, 06 Nov 2009 14:52:40 +0000 http://learnplaydrumlessonsforyou.com/how-many-years-of-snare-drum-lessons-does-it-take-to-be-able-to-start-playing-a-drum-pit/#comment-8 Okay what you are thinking of is the tenors, also known as the quads (or quints because of the 5th ( or sometimes 6th) small drum they have that is known as a Spock drum). That is completely different from a snare drum I don't know how old you are, but I suggest you join the band at you school if you are in middle or high school as a percussionist and starting taking general percussion lessons with a private teacher. When you get to high school, your school hopefully has a marching band, and you can try out for the drumline for tenors. I HIGHLY suggest you get a private teacher, and that you practice every day. A good drumming website is www.drummerworld.com If you have any more questions for me just IM me on AIM - godcalednsik2dae or email me- maddmatt361@gmail.com Edit: Im on AIM now if you wanna talk to me there, if you even have it =p Okay what you are thinking of is the tenors, also known as the quads (or quints because of the 5th ( or sometimes 6th) small drum they have that is known as a Spock drum). That is completely different from a snare drum
I don’t know how old you are, but I suggest you join the band at you school if you are in middle or high school as a percussionist and starting taking general percussion lessons with a private teacher. When you get to high school, your school hopefully has a marching band, and you can try out for the drumline for tenors.
I HIGHLY suggest you get a private teacher, and that you practice every day.
A good drumming website is http://www.drummerworld.com
If you have any more questions for me just IM me on AIM - godcalednsik2dae
or email me- maddmatt361@gmail.com
Edit: Im on AIM now if you wanna talk to me there, if you even have it =p

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