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Natasha
Renzo
Hoi !!
My name is Johnny Agisilaou and I am looking forward to be your drum teacher. I hope to inspire you with my passion for groove. Let's have some fun with all kinds of rhythms in our lessons !
I have graduated with my bachelors from the conservatory of Rotterdam (Codarts University of The Arts) and then continued my masters at the Royal Conservatory of the Hague (Koninklijk Conservatorium Den Haag) in Jazz drums.
As a player I am currently active in the jazz scene in the Netherlands as well as in othet genres of music such as hip hop, I have also played in various countries within Europe such as : Belgium, Cyprus, Serbia.
I also compose and arrange my own music within a jazz trio to a jazz septet.
In my masters's research I have created my own method for learning and developing drum technique and coordination. Of course we would start depending on your level. The most important thing is to have fun on the drums ! See each level for more specifications.
If you are a beginner we are going to focus on simple drum fills, stick control, learning the drum parts, reading basic drum sheet music and fun songs.
If you are intermediate we are going to extend our drum vocabulary with poly-rhythms, time signature changes, more complicated drum fills and slightly more challenging songs. Adding, we are also going to learn how to play in different drum set ups.
For the advanced drummers I would really focus on virtuoso snare etudes, advanced techniques and coordination, transcriptions from jazz drummers,jazz improvisation, sound and touch on the drums and to choose a genre to specialize in.
If you are a musician that is in a band and its looking for guidance I would like to give you feedback and help you with your band goals. From the age of 15 I have been in numerous bands and projects and I am currently active in six different projects at the moment. I can help you find your original sound and expand your musical creativity with your bandmates and take you to the goal you are aiming for, through constructive and helpful feedback.
In my drumlessons I am always open to what my student needs in order for them to be creative and feel good about playing drums.