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Luke Marshall
Drums
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Luke is an experienced instructor and studio musician. He has played
in many major recording facilities, live shows, theatre productions and drum clinics. He
has been teaching since 1999 and in the Toronto area since 2007.
Luke joined Allegro Music in January of 2009. He brings with him a passion for music and
an equal passion for teaching others. Luke believes in teaching the fundamentals of
drumming, while at the same time passing on musicianship and performance skills. He allows
the student to shape what they’d like to get out of lessons, and encourages the student to
set attainable goals for themselves.
Luke studied with instructors Dave Hatcher and professional
session drummer Randy Cooke. They both gave him a great knowledge of studio and
live drumming. His active role in Concert bands, Jazz bands, and Percussion Ensembles
taught him a great deal about musicianship. In 2007 he graduated from Metalworks Institute
of Sound and Music Production, where he studied arranging, music theory, production
techniques, and music recording. This has helped him attain a position in the music
industry, where he has been a part of songwriting sessions, album productions, and been
able to work and learn from artists such as Nelly Furtado, James LaBrie, and The Arkells.
Luke has performed a wide range of musical styles, and has played in many live shows
throughout Canada and The United States. He is currently focused on his main musical
project, a percussion duet called Litster Marshall Rhythm Experience.
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Graham Cavalier
Drums
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Graham has 5 years experience instructing students of all ages and skill levels. He
believes that fun is the number one goal when learning drums and as such he creates a fun
learning environment for all his students. His approach is to keep it challenging and
creative while staying focused on the student's needs.
Graham has studied both classical and jazz drumming at Queens University. A dedicated
drummer for the past 15 years, he is well versed in a variety of styles and teaches rock,
pop, funk, blues, metal, progressive rock, jazz and classical. |
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