West African Drumming  - Introduction

West African Drumming - Introduction

Wednesday, 27 February 2019, 6.45pm

New 5 week term of African Drumming starting Wednesday 27th February 2019. Come and experience Djembe and Dunun drumming from Guinea and Mali, West Africa.

Rhythm is highly important to life in rural Africa, it breaks up the mundane tasks of the day such as pounding grain and turns it into a rhythmic adventure. All stages of life are accompanied by drumming in certain areas of West Africa. Births, , coming of age, planting, harvesting, marriage…. All have their specific rhythms

Beginners – No experience necessary.. This workshop will introduce participants to the key patterns of West African rhythms and why they are played. We will explore the different sounds of the djembe drum and how to play together as a group. Mainly we will have a lot of fun :)

Drums are provided.

Time – 6.45 – 8pm Cost – 75 euro.

Max 12 participants, minimum 8.

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Published by Paul McElhatton on 11 February 2019

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