The Magical Rhythm Celebration

The Magical Rhythm Celebration® is an interactive event in which your children will use a hand drum to learn cooperation, delayed gratification, team spirit, a new skill, and how to express a negative emotion positively. This
workshop is designed for children ages 5-19.

Why The Magical Rhythm Celebration® Works

Children are naturally drawn to the hand drum. It allows them to express their emotions in a way that is fun and entertaining, all the while learning to express their creative spirit in an atmosphere of support, encouragement and
play.

Once the children develop a comfort level with their new found skill, they quickly advance to skill levels that are challenging, and concepts which stretch them, such as cooperation and team spirit.

Components of the Program

Rhythm Games

In an environment of humor and playfulness, chidlren are invited to express rhythms vocally through scat phrasing (vocalizing nonsensical rhythm words) and other rhythm-based games. This activity helps individuals gently experience their own sense of rhythm through their voices.

Personal Musical Expression

Using a variety of percussion instruments such as caribé congas, dumbeks, ashikas, and djembes, children are encouraged to freely and creatively express themselves improvisationally. Each individual is next led through a series of percussive exercises with goals of building communication skills, deepening concentration and reducing stress, among others. In addition, by emphasizing the importance of listening to others while playing, team spirit is built.

Age Group Differentiation

Each age group is provided with skills that challenge the children in fun and exciting ways, teaching rhythm-based skills that build community and enhance self-esteem.

 

The Magical Rhythm Celebration will:

  • Build Community
  • Increase Self-Esteem
  • Teach A New Skill
  • Create Excitement
  • Increase Listening Skills



Drumming Events
Drumming Away Stress®, Inc.

(212) 229-7779
info@drumming-event.com

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Sherry Scott, Creative Development