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Pat Gesualdo To Appear At 2011 Modern Drummer
Information provided by PAT GESUALDO - Published: 2011-04-21
Celebrated drum virtuoso/author/ Clinician Pat Gesualdo will be signing his new hit book “Drum Therapy,”(Alfred Publishing) at the 2011 Modern Drummer Festival, May 21, 2011, at Montclair University, Montclair, New Jersey.
Gesualdo will also discuss topics such as his pioneering Drum Therapy techniques, his popular Modern Drummer.com "Drum Therapy," column, his Groundbreaking non-profit organization DAD, (Drums and Disabilities), how to become a certified drum therapist, and working on major industry projects with Legendary record company executives and artists.
"Modern Drummer and I assist drummers and drum teachers all over the world in helping special needs children and adults to develop physical and cognitive functioning with my DAD Program," Gesualdo comments. "It is a great honor to write my exclusive "Drum Therapy" column at ModernDrummer.com, and to be a part of this amazing event, which features many of industry’s top drummers."
ABOUT MODERN DRUMMER - Modern Drummer is the oldest and most highly regarded international publication for drummers. Since its debut in 1977, it has been known as "the drummer’s bible" and has featured every major drumming figure of modern times within its pages. Modern Drummer Publications is also known the world over for producing the Modern Drummer Festival, the most prestigious event of its kind on the planet—as well many historic drum tutorials, such as Joe Morello’s Master Studies, Gary Chester’s The New Breed, and The Drummer, the first full-color, hardcover publication to tell the full tale of the modern drumset masters.
ABOUT PAT GESUALDO - Celebrated drum virtuoso/author/clinician Pat Gesualdo made Drumming, Medical, and Education History all at the same time, with his Groundbreaking Drum Therapy techniques and research study. New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and his Administration helped Gesualdo launch his non-profit organization DAD (Drums and Disabilities), as a pilot program in several New York City schools and communities. Doctors, neuroscientists, teachers, school systems, and special needs therapists on a Global basis use Gesualdo’s Drum Therapy techniques to help the special needs population develop and expand physical and cognitive functioning.
Various Celebrities, Sports Stars, Politicians, and Major Corporations have joined forces with Gesualdo, including Senator Anthony Bucco, The Trump Network, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and his Administration, the Morris County Park Police, the NY Giants, the WWE Superstars, Alfred Music Publishing Pepsi-Cola, Hasbro Toys, Modern Drummer Magazine, and Sony Music among others.
The drum guru is the author of the hit drum instruction Book/CD "Drum Therapy," (Alfred Publishing), and writes his exclusive Drum Therapy column for ModernDrummer.com. He has performed/recorded with numerous Legendary artists, and on projects for major record company executives. He is an artist clinician for Pro-Mark Drumsticks, Zildjian Cymbals, and ProLogix Percussion.
Gesualdo lectures at major music, education, and medical conferences on a Global basis, and has been featured at WABC TV, MSNBC, Fox Television Network, CNN, Parents Magazine, the New York Post, MTV, the Wall Street Journal, Milan TV, USA Today, VH-1, the Star Ledger, China Epioch, Yahoo News, The Herald News, Talk Radio Magazine, Clear Channel Radio Networks, the Daily Record, the News Tribune, the WOR Radio Network, and Google News, among other major media. He will be on a 2011 World Clinic/Lecture Tour with his new book, and his new prog/metal band "Iceland."
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