Sentence examples for taking drum from inspiring English sources

Luckily for those who actually want something of a vacation while on these trips, almost every African family volunteer program includes activities beyond work, whether it be hiking, taking drum or dance lessons, or learning a few words of Swahili.

In order to approximate the flamboyant playing style of his idol, the jazz band leader Gene Krupa, he started taking drum lessons and became proficient enough to teach the next generation of London drummers, including Mitch Mitchell, who went on to join the Jimi Hendrix Experience.

I started taking drum set lessons when I was seven.

I was taking drum lessons using a practice pad, and all my money was being saved to buy a used drum set so I could join a rock and roll band.

There is even a Reddit thread asking "Why do people hate Netsky now?" The answers range from accusations of selling out to sounding too cheesy; meanwhile, his defenders praise him for taking drum and bass to a wider audience. .

Daisley re-recorded all of the bass tracks, and wrote the album's lyrics, but before the album was complete, he left to join Gary Moore's backing band, taking drummer Eric Singer with him.

He taught himself piano, guitar and trumpet, took drum lessons and yowled pop tunes while he brushed his teeth.

I had taken drum lessons in junior high and formed a band with a friend who played keyboards.

The Boss and his longtime manager, Jon Landau, came close to firing the drummer Max Weinberg during the sessions for "The River" (1980); Mr. Weinberg took drum lessons to stay in the band.

I was temporarily confused by this, because The Girl takes drum lessons, and I thought Mr. DiPietro might have been talking about a paradiddle, which is a rudimentary beat.

The band racked up an unprecedented $100,000 in studio costs while they painstakingly spliced fragments of live shows, studio takes, drum solos, and recordings of natural sound into collaged suites.