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GLENN DRUHOT

(drum set~percussion)

Glen began his percussion career playing drums in high school.  After graduation Glen joined the Air Force and was able to study with Warren Johnson, principal percussionist, of the USAF band in San Antonio, Texas.

In 1970 Glen auditioned and was selected for the  US Air Force Drum and Bugle Corps.  He spent the next decade performing with various AF Drum and Bugle Corps throughout the Southwest. He was co-founder of the very first Fife and Drum Corps in San Antonio, Texas during this time. In 1974 Glen was selected to be a Drum And Bugle Corps instructor for the Lackland AFB Drum and Bugle Corps.  He served as an instructor until 1981.

During this same time period, Glen also played drums in an eight piece Country and Western band that toured the southwest for over 6 years.  That band made recordings in Austin, Texas.

In 1981, Glen left active duty and bought into an existing drum shop in his hometown of Fort Wayne, Indiana. The Percussion Center was a full line specialty drum shop that  sold drum kits and  accessories and offered drum lessons along with percussion workshops and drum clinics.  Later they began building custom drum kits. Some of the bigger names of the popular drummers at the time were Neil Peart of Rush, Rod Morgenstein of 38 Special and Kenny Aronoff, who played with John Mellencamp.


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Glen and his wife currently make their home in downtown New Bern


In 1983 Glen founded the Anthony Wayne Drum and Bugle Corps in Fort Wayne.  Glen soon built a drum studio in his basement and taught private drum lessons until relocating to Greenville, North Carolina in 2009. Glen immediately  began teaching at Pitt Community, Mount Olive, and North Carolina Weslyan Colleges. He quickly landed regular gigs playing with The Steve Creech Band and J D Joyner in the Greenville area.  In 2012 Glen and his wife relocated to New Bern and soon was able to continue his love of teaching private percussion lessons at Fuller's Music.

In addition to teaching percussion, Glen presently plays drums at Covenant Church in Greenville and Temple Baptist and other churches in the New Bern area.

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