Roy Weinberger
Experienced NYC DOE substitute, Teaching Artist, private instructor and teen band mentor.
Teacher/Clinician/Facilitator who has worked with students: Pre-K through High School and College (and adults), including inclusion classes.
Performer with a concert history including numerous Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, jazz , society, and classical acts. ( To see a list, click here )
Honored by special recognitions, foremost are endorsements and relationships with : Sabian | Evans | Vic Firth and RhythmTech
Teacher/Clinician/Facilitator who has worked with students: Pre-K through High School and College (and adults), including inclusion classes.
Performer with a concert history including numerous Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, jazz , society, and classical acts. ( To see a list, click here )
Honored by special recognitions, foremost are endorsements and relationships with : Sabian | Evans | Vic Firth and RhythmTech
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Just a note about my Social Responsive Music origins...
My professional life began as a performing musician. In music - and in life - great communication requires great listening. As an experienced musician, I started to give clinics and workshops and realized that no one seemed to be teaching communication and mindfulness to the musicians I encountered.
I began teaching the skills of awareness, selflessness and conversation to musicians. Then I realized how these are beneficial to everyone and I could reach people by using percussion as a medium.
The goal is the journey, where everyone listens, cooperates, experiments, and makes contributions that are all respected as having equal value.
That is Social Responsive Music.
My professional life began as a performing musician. In music - and in life - great communication requires great listening. As an experienced musician, I started to give clinics and workshops and realized that no one seemed to be teaching communication and mindfulness to the musicians I encountered.
I began teaching the skills of awareness, selflessness and conversation to musicians. Then I realized how these are beneficial to everyone and I could reach people by using percussion as a medium.
The goal is the journey, where everyone listens, cooperates, experiments, and makes contributions that are all respected as having equal value.
That is Social Responsive Music.