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Take Drum Lessons From MARK ZONDER From Your Home Or Studio

January 6, 2011

Starting in January 2011, you can take drum lessons from former FATES WARNING drummer Mark Zonder without leaving the comfort of your home or studio. All you need is a computer with a camera, one microphone, a PayPal account and a free Skype video calling account. You don't even need a kit, but you'll be using your own if you have one.

This is more than just learning how to play. Mark will tailor your session to your interests and ability — from beginner to advanced. You can take one lesson or set up a course of study with Mark over multiple sessions.

Whether you want to learn how to play better, record better, read music, learn about equipment or understand the business side being of a working musician, Mark will use his expertise and years of experience to teach you skills that you can apply in the real world.

Here's how it works:

1. Go to MarkZonder.com to complete a "Lesson Form" detailing your skill level and what you want to learn (Mark will contact you once he receives the form)
2. Choose a 30- or 60-minute session
3. Schedule a date and time with Mark
4. Pay in advance via PayPal
5. Have your camera and mic set up, log on to Skype for Mark to call you...and let the lesson begin. It's that easy!

For more details and pricing, contact Mark at [email protected].

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