Great female drummer opportunity to work with pro drummers
My Drum Lessons are delighted to have found an exciting opportunity for young women to learn from and work with an incredibly talented musician who has toured the world. We’re now taking applications for 1-to-1 personalised beginner drum lessons with experienced contemporary drummer and DJ Fiona Daniel. Part of our Here Come The Grrrls season of women in music, the course will offer five places to female drummers aged 11-24. No experience of drumming is needed.
‘Here Comes The Girls’ is an exciting free programme of residencies, masterclasses, courses, debates and discussions designed to celebrate, profile and inspire female musicians. It is our positive response to low levels of female participation that is mirror by the gender gap in the music industry.
Fiona is one of the Manchester’s most exciting contemporary drummers. She has played with five signed acts including The Whip and The Noisettes, and for number one selling Swedish artistRobyn. Fiona has toured the world, recorded on several albums and played live sessions at legendary studios such as BBC Maida Vale. Her band The Whip, signed to Fatboy Slim’s label, have performed to great acclaim at Glastonbury, Latitude, Glade and Manchester International Festival.
This is a fantastic opportunity for beginner drummers to develop their skills and confidence, bringing their own ideas to the sessions and developing their technique each week. The sessions will start on Mon 7 Sept, running in half hour blocks with Fiona putting together a personalised nine-week tuition plan for each pupil.
BOOKING INFORMATION
To apply for Fiona’s drumming course, please tell us in no more than 100 words why you are interested in this opportunity. Please email your application, including your name and age, to Fiona@MyDrumLessons.co.uk by Weds 26 Aug 2015. Successful applicants will be notified by Fri 28 Aug 2015.ust be available for Monday evening sessions at Band on the Wall starting from 7 Sept for nine weeks.
Supported by Youth Music and using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.