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+1 520-975-7895
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2725 E La Cienega Dr, Tucson, AZ, 85716
La Madera
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0.8 miGlenn/Campbell SE
0.8 miCampbell Av/Glenn NE
0.8 miGlenn/Campbell NE
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Specialties
Private music lessons for drums and percussion, piano, guitar, bass, voice, recording, etc… We also offer group classes for toddler music, preschool and early elementary music education, music therapy, recording and live performance techniques. Also available for full production recording and jingle production, live music performance.
Our motto is: education, immersion, performance and recording.
History
Established in 2010.
Jim Howell has been teaching private drum lessons since 2002 and built his own custom lesson and recording complex attached to his midtown residence in 2010. He specializes in drums but is also quite accomplished on the piano, guitar, bass and vocals. He has been teaching private lessons for all of those instruments from his studio since its opening in August of 2010. He also teaches and coordinated music therapy session for children and adults with severe developmental disabilities at a facility offsite. He has years of experience in group music education including teaching general music for elementary school for TUSD.
Meet the Business Owner
Jim H.
Business Owner
Jim Howell is a full-time musician in Tucson, Arizona. He teaches most days of the week and performs regularly playing drums with one of many bands around town or playing guitar and singing in his own variety group. (Check out this page for a schedule!) Jim’s specialty is performance and private lessons for drum set. However, Jim also teaches lessons for snare drum, school percussion, a variety of other percussion instruments, beginning piano, and beginning guitar/bass. He also teaches small group classes focusing upon toddler music, preschool and early elementary music, hand drums and drum circles, studio recording techniques, pop/rock band group performance and recording. Jim is a third generation Tucsonan as both sides of his family settled in Tucson in the late 1930s. As a native Tucsonan Jim chose live midtown with his wife, Michelle, of 16 years and his children attend the same elementary school that Jim, his siblings, their parents and many other relatives attended.
