Every day, we watch our students grow from beginner musicians to confident and inspiring rock stars in their community. Browse photos, videos, posts and more to find out why School of Rock Regina is more than just your local music school.
School of Rock is perfect for beginning musicians and intermediate and advanced musicians, too. School of Rock works to develop each student's skills to be stage-ready for performance.
School of Rock teaches guitar, bass guitar, drums, keyboard + piano, and singing. What sets School of Rock apart from traditional music lessons is our Method™ which combines one-on-one instruction with group rehearsals and live performances, teaching students how to play together as a band.
School of Rock Method
School of Rock teaches instruments including guitar, bass guitar, drums, keyboard + piano, and singing.
Yes, as part of the School of Rock Method, our SongFirst™ approach uses classic songs to teach technique and music theory. This method helps students remain excited about their music education and eager to practice.
School of Rock uses a patented performance-based music education method that builds musical proficiency through our proprietary Method Engine, Method App, Method Book collection, and SongFirst approach. Learn more at our link to the Music Programs page below.
Music ProgramsAt School of Rock Regina, our Little Wing music program is offered for children as young as 4 years old. Depending on maturity some kiddos have started at 3.5. Check out our link below to our Little Wing Program.
Because we are a performance-based school, we teach in a group setting. Group programs range from $125 to $369 per month. All group programs include a weekly 45 minute private lesson. All group classes (Rookies, Rock 101, Performance and Adult rehearsals) range from 1 to 2 hours per week as well. Our little wing program is 45 minutes for the little ones 3 to 5 years old.
Yes you can! Although we strongly encourage playing music in a group as learning is accelerated. Our philosophy is if you just practised hockey, baseball, football, basketball, etc. and never played a game then why practise. Our students practise as well and then our game is "the big rock show" at the end of each season. This gives our students a goal to aim for. This process keeps the kids engauged while having a ton of fun playing music with others. But hey, we understand that some want to start with private lessons so we offer that as well in 30 or 45 minute weekly classes.
There are many sizes of sticks. 5A or 5B are the most common for all musical genres. 7A or 7B are a thinner stick compared to 5A and 5B's For rock music some drummers like heavier, thicker sticks. Also you can buy wood or pylon tips. Wood give a soft tone on cymbals as pylon get a brighter tone when hitting a cymbal.
School of Rock sells guitars, bass guitars, drums, keyboards, microphones, recording equipment, amplifiers, effects pedals and much more through our exclusive GearSelect program. We’ve partnered with some of the music industry’s biggest brands to offer everything students need. Browse over 1,000 products.
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