Instrument Requirements
Electric and Acoustic Guitar
- All guitarists must be able to play basic chords and/or have taken 6 months of lessons.
Bass Guitar
- All guitarists must be able to play basic chords and/or have taken 6 months of lessons.
Keyboard
- Keyboard players must be able to play basic chords and/or have taken 6 months of lessons.
Drums/Percussion
- Must be able to keep a steady beat and/or have take 6 months of lessons.
Singers
- No requirements.
What You’ll Learn
Electric and Acoustic Guitar- Beginners will practice basic chords, strumming and rhythm patterns.
- Intermediate Players will learn more advanced chords, lead guitar techniques and scales, start to step into the spotlight as performers
- Advanced Players will become leaders of their bands as they learn advanced soloing techniques and advanced rhythm guitar skills.
Bass Guitar
- Beginner to advanced bass students learn dexterity exercises, scales and techniques that help them hear and produce the bass lines that hold together the rhythm.
- From beginner to advanced, keyboardists learn how to improvise, solo in the rock music tradition as well as theory.
Drums/Percussion
- Beginners will learn important rock beats, timing coordination and rhythm exercises
- Intermediate to advanced players will expand their abilities with more complicated beats and solo techniques and learn how to keep the band together through musical arrangements.
- Drum students of all levels also learn to use percussion instruments such as tambourines, world drums and maracas.
- Singers will learn music theory, sight-reading, pitch-control, proper breathing technique as well as working with a microphone. Audition preparation and different song styles will also be covered.




