Percussion Dictionary vs Study The Drums

The Percussion Dictionary app is a user-friendly mobile application designed for percussionists and music enthusiasts. With a comprehensive database of almost 3000 terms and definitions with IPA pronunciations, it serves as a valuable guide to various percussion instruments and equipment from around the world. The app is ideal for music students, educators, and professional musicians, providing quick access to essential information. With an intuitive interface and temporary term highlighting, it offers a seamless experience for exploring the diverse world of percussion. Download now and elevate your rhythmic journey! [For Kirk, Jeff and Thad @UCFPercussion]

This app is for you if you’re a serious drummer who’s interested in NOT just learning how to play drums, but fully immersing yourself into studying the drums… alongside other like-minded drummers who will support and help you along the journey… at a very high level. Instead of expensive one-on-one lessons where you see a teacher once a week, or biweekly, or monthly… then are left to your own devices to make sense of that lesson and how to practice it… this WILL give you 24/7 support. Training drummers on all of the important and often overlooked technical tools… and mastering how each one will impact your drumming… and how to effectively develop & apply these tools to your playing each day to eventually achieve mastery on the drums. Where everything is “Outcome” driven with each phase working toward a particular performance and Career goals… When you know where you are going the path to get there becomes much clearer. ​That’s curated by Jay Fenichel and all other high level students and teachers. You will become a “Teacher” in this program… which will increase your understanding of this material. This is a Mastermind… We DON’T want lone wolves… We continue to build and update this APP together and in real-time. ​Where the focus is on interaction, implementation and collaboration (not long videos courses that you are watching alone) ​That feels like hanging out with friends (but with real Drumming results and outcomes) where you eventually become a Rockstar on the drums.