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Max Greenfield
Instruments Taught:
Drums (expert)
Bio:
When I think back on the teachers that have made the greatest impact on me, I see my first drum instructor John LaMattina and my high school percussion instructor McKinley Stinson. Both of these educators made sure to emphasize that being a good percussionist was not just about learning how to play a variety of instruments, but learning how to be a well-rounded musician, how to learn from those around us, and how to find joy in the process- even through moments of frustration. This grew into part of a life philosophy for me: that continuous and well-rounded learning is one of the joys of life, that all learning is interdisciplinary, and that all of this should be accessible to anyone.
A large part of what drew me to Meta is this shared philosophy. We prioritize the unique learning style of each student, as well as what keeps them motivated to be lifelong learner. It's truly an honor to be teaching in an environment that is so encouraging, and gives us the opportunity to learn more about ourselves and the world around us everyday through one of the most impactful and well-loved mediums: music.
I’ve been a percussionist for over 15 years- starting with hand drums before moving into various school bands, and learning drum kit. After high school, I continued my education by taking lessons (both in person and online) with teachers such as Emrah Kotan, Yoni Madar, and JP Bouvet. Since 2015 I’ve played with multiple bands, been on a few tours, and gained studio experience both as a band member and freelance session musician.
Drums (expert)
Bio:
When I think back on the teachers that have made the greatest impact on me, I see my first drum instructor John LaMattina and my high school percussion instructor McKinley Stinson. Both of these educators made sure to emphasize that being a good percussionist was not just about learning how to play a variety of instruments, but learning how to be a well-rounded musician, how to learn from those around us, and how to find joy in the process- even through moments of frustration. This grew into part of a life philosophy for me: that continuous and well-rounded learning is one of the joys of life, that all learning is interdisciplinary, and that all of this should be accessible to anyone.
A large part of what drew me to Meta is this shared philosophy. We prioritize the unique learning style of each student, as well as what keeps them motivated to be lifelong learner. It's truly an honor to be teaching in an environment that is so encouraging, and gives us the opportunity to learn more about ourselves and the world around us everyday through one of the most impactful and well-loved mediums: music.
I’ve been a percussionist for over 15 years- starting with hand drums before moving into various school bands, and learning drum kit. After high school, I continued my education by taking lessons (both in person and online) with teachers such as Emrah Kotan, Yoni Madar, and JP Bouvet. Since 2015 I’ve played with multiple bands, been on a few tours, and gained studio experience both as a band member and freelance session musician.
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