Drum Lessons w/ Stephen Morabito (Baxter, TN area)

I offer drum kit and percussion lessons applicable to jazz, rock, latin, pop, and other musical genres in my home studio located in Baxter, TN. Lessons are tailored to the age, level, and goals of each student.

Lessons can be scheduled weekly, bi-monthly, or monthly. Children ages 6 to 9 must be accompanied by an adult (parents are always welcome to attend their child’s lessons).

Please contact me with your goals, experience, and any questions you may have. I am passionate about teaching the art of the drum kit and percussion and I hope to talk with you soon!

Corporate, Organizational, and Team Building Drumming Workshops

Each session is participatory so that participants become motivated to achieve shared and measurable learning objectives. Depending on your organization’s needs, lesson plans can be constructed to fit three-hour to three-day formats. Typical participant outcomes may include:

• Feeling a sense of community.
• Learning about peers and one’s self.
• Being responsibly spontaneous.
• Expressing individual creativity.
• Leading small groups.
• Cooperating in group tasks and projects.
• Performing with and for peers.
• Evaluating success.
• Providing constructive feedback to peers.

About the Instructor

Stephen Morabito has a master’s degree in Psychology from Long Island University – CW Post. He has over 15 years of professional experience in educational and human services programs and he brings his keen awareness of individual differences and learner needs into the classroom. His broad experience as an educator includes one-on-one lessons, academic tutoring, small study groups, and large governmental training sessions for hundreds of adult learners of diverse backgrounds. As a three-time NCAA All-American athlete, professional musician, and psychologist, Stephen uses his knowledge of human performance, organizational change, and group dynamics to engage people of all ages and abilities in unique drumming experiences. His approach introduces participants to new ways of thinking, cooperating, and leading.