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About Me

I began my private study in Bristol, CT with Hugo Grignoli. Later, I studied privately with Michael LeRosa at Julius Hartt School of Music. While attending Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA my studies were wtih Robert Kaufman and Dean Anderson.

I've studied privately in New York with Andrew Cyrille, and in Boston with Joe Hunt, and Lenny Nelson.

 

Teaching Philosophy

An accomplished performer and private instructor I accept students who are dedicated to learning to play the drums. I not ony wish students to develop technical proficiency and musical skill, but to have fun understanding all there is to the art of drumming.

Teaching Experience

 Drum Logic®, Boston, MA and Bristol, CT  1990-Present
 Drum Set/Marimba/Concert Snare - Owner/Private Instructor
 Styles:  Rock, Jazz, Blues, Fusion, Latin  
 Rudiments:  Standard American, Swiss  
     
 Jack's Drum Shop, Boston, MA 2002-2007
 Drum Set - Private Instructor  
 Styles:  Rock, Jazz  
 Rudiments:  Standard American, Swiss  
     
 Makin' Music Instrumental Instruction, Waltham, MA  1995-2002
 Drum Set/Marimba - Private Instructor teaching throughout Boston area
     
 Burritt Music, New Britain, CT 1974-1976
 Drum Set - Private Instructor  
 Styles:  Rock, Jazz  
 Rudiments:  Standard American  

Studied Privately With:

Andrew Cyrille  Hugo Grignolli Joe Hunt
Michael LaRosa Lenny Nelson Ed Kaspik
Robert Kaufman Dennis Sullivan Dean Anderson

Education

Berklee College of Music, Boston, MA 1980
Major: Traditional Performance/Classical Percussion  
Performances: Head Percussionist, Berklee Concert Band  
  Soloist, "Rhapsody for Percussion" by John Beck
written for Steve Gadd
  Percussion Ensemble  
     
Julius Hartt School of Music 1977
Private instruction with Michael LaRosa  
Recitals with Percussion Ensemble  

Professional Affiliations

Vic Firth Education Team 1990 - Present
   
Percussive Arts Society 1999 - Present
   
   
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