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Lessonface enables live lessons over quality video conference, but we understand that sometimes it's really useful to watch a short tutorial. So through an extremely awesome relationship with Guitar World, for the past few months Lessonface has been producing recorded video lessons.

Many presidents have been musically inclined. Warren G. Harding, pictured on tuba, was an avowed multi-instrumentalist. Thomas Jefferson was an extremely accomplished violinist. Bill Clinton famously played the sax on the Arsenio Hall Show.

But really, we'll admit it, this is just an excuse for a quick sale! We have a couple of very cool group classes scheduled for March. If you enroll by end of day tomorrow, you can take $25 off any of them by using the code: PREZplay. (We also admit to loving puns.)

We're getting ready for a fun master class on Indian Percussion with Dr. Rohan Krishnamurthy on March 8! For an introduction to his primary instrument, the mridangam, Dr. Krishnamurthy took some time from his busy performance schedule to record a couple of quick impromptu videos with Lessonface when he was in NYC in December 2013.

Here they are from the Lessonface Youtube channel, for your viewing pleasure. 

Introduction to the Mridangam:

Master Indian percussionist Dr. Rohan Krishnamurthy is offering a live, online master class exploring Indian rhythm, culture, and music through drumming. This one hour class is open for enrollment for students of drumming anywhere in the world. Attendance is capped at 90 people, so sign up soon in order to make sure you get a seat.

---->Go to the sign up page for the Indian Drumming Master Class with Rohan Krishnamurthy