Does Your Child Want To Play The Drums But You Donât Know Where To Start Or Have The Time To Drive To Lessons?
đ„ Has your child tried traditional music lessons before, but had difficulty in learning the concepts?
đ„Â Is your child a visual learner?
đ„Â Are you concerned that your child may lose interest in drum lessons?
đ„Â Are you looking for a fun and educational summer activity that keeps your child active?
Your Child Can Become A Drummer Now, With This Unique & Easy To Follow Method
Join Jamtooners The Discovery Course
Print the cut-outs of the Jamtooners characters and pick out a starter drum kit (with help from John Zadeh, professional drummer).
Complete Each Lesson
Watch your child come alive as they follow each simple lesson and interact with the fun rhymes and visuals!
You'll quickly see the difference between traditional lessons and the Jamtooners methods.
Be Amazed When They Play That First Drum Beat!
Discover just how easy it can be to learn to play the drums. Your child will feel motivated to keep practicing because they'll be playing real drum beats right away!
The Discovery Course
For kids who want to easily learn how to play the drums, all while having fun.
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I Created Jamtooners As An Easy Way For Kids To Learn How To Play The Drums
To me, traditionally notated music was just horizontal lines and black dots with sticks on a white sheet of paper. Thatâs why I developed this method of using words, phrases, syllables, and visuals.
When I was teaching my own students, I wanted to make learning to play the drums much easier to understand. So I created a nursery rhyme in place of numbers and notes. Then I gave each drum its own character by naming them after the sound they make. Hence the characters: Boomer, Tapper, Popper, Tom Tom, and Crasher.
Instead of counting âone, two, three, four, etcâŠâ, I created rhythmic patterns of a nursery rhyme that I made up: âI like candy, I like popcorn, I like moviesâ. Then I assigned each word, phrase, and syllable to the corresponding drum characters, visually prompting which drum to hit. I found that my students not only learned how to play their first drum beat with ease but also remained engaged while learning. Without realizing it, my students actually learned an adaptation of reading drum music through these visuals, which are accompanied by the nursery rhymes.
This led me to create Jamtooners as a group of five cartoon drum characters that are also instructors. I then animated the characters, created the lessons, and performed the voices of the characters with my wife Amy, who plays âBoomerâ.
I created Jamtooners for kids who want to easily learn how to play the drums, all while having fun. Itâs also for kids who, like me, are visual learners. Look for more courses from Jamtooners coming soon!
Play Your First Drum Beat With Access To Lesson 1 From The Discovery Course Now!
Get a taste of Jamtooners style of learning with Lesson 1 from the Discovery Course!
- Experience the easy to follow visual guides.
- Easily play your first drum beat now, by discovering the rhythmic patterns of words, phrases, and syllables.
- This lesson is yours to keep! So play along often, to get better each time!!
