Many string players worry that learning non-classical styles of playing will harm their classical technique. This couldn't be further from the truth. Strum Bowing actually strengthens your foundation as a musician and opens up a world of new possibilities for you to explore.

Think about it – when you learn a new language, you don't forget your first language. You simply gain a new skill that complements your existing abilities. The same is true for Strum Bowing. By learning to chop, groove, and play non-classical styles, you'll develop a greater sense of rhythm and timing, better tone production, and a more creative approach to music making. All of these skills will enhance your classical playing and make you a more well-rounded musician.

At Strum Bowing Groove Academy, we understand that learning new skills can be intimidating. That's why we provide a supportive community of Strum Bowers and expert instructors who will guide you every step of the way. We believe that all string players should have the opportunity to explore new styles and expand their musical horizons. Don't let false beliefs hold you back – join us at Strum Bowing Groove Academy and see for yourself how learning non-classical styles can make you a better musician.

We believe that string players should embrace and learn to play modern music styles, including rock, pop, jazz, hip-hop, and more. We reject the notion that classical music is the only genre that string players should focus on.