Drum lessons Montreal – In-Studio, At-Home or Online
Kind, Experienced & Qualified Drum Teachers in Montreal
Looking to take drum lessons in Montreal? The Musiprof music school in Montreal is made up a network of experienced and highly qualified drum teachers. Each teacher has an advanced degree in music education or performance, and the experience to adapt each lesson to your interests. Whether you are looking for drum lessons for kids, or to start a new hobby, we have the right teacher to meet your needs.
Browse our various teachers below, and sign up for a trial drum lessons at the teachers studio, at your home, or online.
Our Drum Teachers
How it Works
Step 1
Search for a teacher:
Compare different teachers based on criteria that matter to you, including location, age, experience, teaching style.
Step 2
How to register for lessons
Book a trial lesson on your desired teachers page. After the trial, lessons are sold in groups of 5, 10 or 15 lessons. Satisfaction is guaranteed.
Step 3
Connect with your teacher:
After purchase, your teacher will contact you to schedule the first lesson. Lessons take place once a week in home, at the teachers studio or online.
What our clients are saying
A typical drum lesson covers:
- Learning the drum beat to your favourite song.
- Understanding rhythmic notation so you can master challenging materials.
- How play various styles, starting with Rock, Pop, Hip Hop, Jazz, or World Music.
- Technique (for optimal control and injury prevention).
- Audition to get into CEGEP or University.
- Efficient practising to progress quickly.
- Discovering the joy of drumming.
- Much more

What equipment do I need for my drum lessons Montreal?
You only need 3 things before you show up to your first drum lesson: a pair of drum sticks, a note-book, and a smile! The teacher will provide the drum-set, unless you have signed up for home-lessons. In general, it is a good idea for students to own a drum-set for home practise, but this is not required.
Electronic or acoustic drum-set?
The biggest question is whether to buy and electronic drum-set or a traditional acoustic one. It is best to learn on an acoustic drum-set because the student learns to understand “touch” and how to bring the sound out of the instrument. That said, many city dwellers simply cannot have an instrument as loud as an acoustic drum-set in their homes, so in many cases an electronic drum-set is the way to go. Electronic drum-sets are a lot of fun and offer a quieter and worthwhile alternative to an acoustic kit.

How much does it cost to buy a drum-set?
The average price of a beginner-intermediate drum-set ranges between $300-$1000. For more information read How much does a drum-set cost: a beginner’s guide.
Are you a Beginner Drummer?
The best way to learn drums is to find a teacher that can make learning drums fun. A good teacher will try to understand your musical tastes a suggest songs that inspire you to practise. That said, there are several classic songs that are great to learn no matter what your musical tastes. Our Teacher Elijah put together a blog post called 5 easy Drum Songs for Beginners to get you playing your first beat in less than 5 minutes! The post includes a free video and PDF download to help you practice.
What About Drum Technique?
Learning drum-set technique is one of the best things to work on in order to improve your abilities as a drummer. Technique is best learnt using a practise pad. We recommend getting a 12-14 pad because it fits nicely inside a snare stand. The reason drummers use practise pads is because they maximize rebound, they are quiet (so you can practise in front of the T.V. 😉 and they allow you to hear the tone of the stick.
Example Rudiment: The Paradiddle

The most common drum rudiment for learning technique is the paradiddle. It’s a simple pattern that is easy to learn, however what’s important when learning technique is so much the pattern itself but the form and grip that is used. To learn more about learning paradiddles visit our page 9 Awesome Paradiddle Variations.
Preventing and Healing Injuries
The Moeller Technique
The Moeller Technique is one of the best ways to learn how to play fast and relaxed on the drums. This method utilizes a whipping motion which allows for power and control using minimal muscular tension. To learn more about the Moeller Method visit our blog post on the topic: 3 Fundamental Moeller Technique Exercises.
How much do drum lessons Montreal cost?
Musiprof offers competitive pricing for drum lessons. Prices vary from one teacher to another, but in general they are the following:
– 30 minutes: $25.40
– 45 minutes: $33.00
– 60 minutes: $40.30
To learn more about prices for music lessons in Montreal, read our blog post: How much do music lessons cost in Montreal Quebec?
Online Drum Lessons
Most of our teachers offer the option of online drum lessons. With only a computer and a webcam, online drum lessons can be a convenient way to learn the drums from the convenience of your home. To get a sense of what an online lesson looks like take a look at our blog: What do online drum lessons look like?
About Musiprof
Musiprof is a music school that offers private drum lessons in Montreal for adults and children alike. Find a drum teacher who can show you all types of drum beats, drum fills, double bass drum techniques, 16th note grooves, rudiments, snare drum technique, rock, jazz, latin music, pop, hip hop and much much more.
Our teachers have experience with students off all ages and can help you reach your goal of reading music, improvisation, composition and much more. There is no substitute for a great teacher, youtube doesn’t even come close!
Which part of the city can I have my lessons?
Studying music through Musiprof is available in all 19 Boroughs of the city of Montreal such as Downtown, NDG, Montreal West, Westmount, Lasalle, Verdun and much more. Lessons are also available in the West Island, Longueuil, Brossard and the south shore.
To find a qualified drum teacher in Toronto visit: Drum Lessons Toronto
To find a qualified drum teacher in Vancouver visit: Vancouver Drum Lessons
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