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Tue 27 Oct 2026

Drumline Workshop

Workshop lead by Adam Teixeira - a Grammy Award–winning drummer, percussionist, educator

Beacon Music Centre

Book Tickets

£30.00 Incl. booking fee

An image of people playing drums. Only their hands are visible.

Ready to take your drumming to the next level? Join us for an introduction to the world of drumline performance, designed specifically for drum kit students aged 11-16 who are working at Grade 3 standard or above.

This workshop will focus on developing creativity, musicality, drum beats, fills and chops. You will explore drum kit beats from the book Flipping Beats written by workshop leader Adam Teixeira. Starting with warm ups, techniques, rudiments and stick control in a progressive practice pad group session, you will extend these to snares and bass drums in a group music making session to experience the energy of playing together in a drum line.

This workshop is part of our brand new Percussion Series of fresh opportunities for aspiring drummers to play in groups and explore a variety of percussion ensembles.

Spaces are limited. Book now and be among the first to experience this exciting new addition to our Percussion Series 2027.

Presented by Bristol Beacon

Format: Standing

Age: 111-16 (Approx Grade 3 Drumkit)

About the workshop lead

Adam Teixeira is a Grammy Award–winning drummer, percussionist, educator, and author from Toronto, Canada. Known for his dynamic, ever-evolving sound that seamlessly bridges jazz, world music, groove, and beyond, Adam’s artistry reflects an expansive global musical journey spanning more than 20 years of live performance, studio work, and music education.

Adam is also the self-published author of Flipping Beats, a forward-thinking instructional book designed to help drummers break free from routine rhythms and unlock fresh creative possibilities. Through his writing and teaching, he continues to influence the next generation of drummers, encouraging innovation, confidence, and authenticity in their playing.

Workshop times

All timings are approximate and subject to change
Please note morning and afternoon workshops are the same workshop so should not both be booked together

Morning workshop

Start: 9.30
Finish: 12.30

 

 

Afternoon workshop

Start: 13.30
Finish: 16.30

 

 

The venue

Beacon Music Centre

Getting to the venue

Location: Beacon Music Centre is located on Stanton Road in Southmead.

Address: Beacon Music Centre, Stanton Rd, Bristol BS10 5SJ

 

Bicycle

Bicycle racks are available in the Beacon Music Centre car park to the left of the main entrance. Find your nearest cycle routes using Cycle Planner.

Car parking:

Beacon Music Centre has an on-site car park which is free to use for visitors.

Bristol Clean Air Zone

Beacon Music Centre is outside the Bristol Clean Air Zone. View a map of the Zone and check if your vehicle will be charged.

Bus

The nearest bus stop is Pen Park Road a short distance (200m) away.

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Access

Mobility

Beacon Music Centre is an accessible space, with level access and ramps throughout.

Toilets

There are accessible toilets in the centre.

Assistance Dogs

Registered assistance dogs and emotional support animals are welcome.

Hearing Facility

There is no induction loop facility at this venue.

 

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