I am a working professional. Will I be able to learn drums?

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Why not? There is no age restriction to learn music nor a proffesion you are working ,many musicians out there who has started their music carrier very late or out of the proffesion ,you just have to find a little time to give ,and your passion towards it is important ..
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Drum Educator with 11 years of experience

Absolutely u can. U just need to spare an hour or two in a week for drum lessons. I have students who work and still come fr drum lessons. U can take drum lessons with ur current profession as well.
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Why not! You need just 45 minutes a day to slowly learn any instrument
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Professional Classical Bhajan Singer and Harmonium, Keyboard, Bansuri Trainer

Dear Student, Have trust in yourself and in your abilities too. Nothing is impossible for dedicated performers and achievers. You can learn music faster now because you have already proved yourself as a working professional. Now learning music would also enhance your other good skills as well. I wish...
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Dear Student, Have trust in yourself and in your abilities too. Nothing is impossible for dedicated performers and achievers. You can learn music faster now because you have already proved yourself as a working professional. Now learning music would also enhance your other good skills as well. I wish you all the success. God bless you. Alok Sharma. read less
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Drums Classes

Definitely... go for it... great therapy after a long day at work... :)
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Music Tuition

Yes definite
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Drummer, Percussionist

Yes of course. You will be able to learn anything infact. I learnt drums when I was working, married and with kids .. its all in your interests.
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Traing Center

A lot of working professionals have learnt many musical instruments. You should be able to learn drums as well, provided you put in the effort. Most professional musicians also hold day jobs. So work and music really go both ways.
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Learning drums now as a working professional, assuming your work does not have anything to do with music, will depend mainly on your passion and interest. However you should also find some time to attend your classes regularly and do some regular practise. We teach teach flute mainly at our academy...
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Learning drums now as a working professional, assuming your work does not have anything to do with music, will depend mainly on your passion and interest. However you should also find some time to attend your classes regularly and do some regular practise. We teach teach flute mainly at our academy and many of our students are working professionals like you. Some of them are able to learn as well (in the sense as quickly) as youngsters typically. I am sure you can find some drums/rhythm institutes and tutors who are ready to take you in a student, though you are a working profesional. read less
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