The Joy of Drumming: Drums & Percussion Instruments from Around the World

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Reseña del editor: If you think you're not musical think again! Rhythm the foundation of music is all around and within us. In the womb we began our experience of the world through the sounds of our mother's heartbeat and the cadence of her voice. Experiencing rhythm and movement is an essential part of healthy living and Tom Klöwer shows you how to reconnect with this life-affirming energy. Within these pages you're sure to find at least one instrument that will get you resonating and once you do you can work with the simple rhythm exercises Klöwer presents to begin your journey into the world of drumming. The book includes over 100 illustrations of different drums gongs and sound effect instruments along with descriptions of how they are made and basic playing techniques. From the most ancient instruments to the most modern inventions from Asia Australia Africa and South America one of these instruments is sure to capture your imagination. For more advanced drummers Klower presents traditional rhythm patterns from Africa and South America and music therapists will be inspired by the broad range of instruments he describes. An individual as well as a group of people can perform his exercises. This book is an appeal for a rediscovery of the spiritual and physical healing potential of rhythmic sound and for the importance of musical creativity in our daily lives. Klöwer discusses how different cultures from around the world have used percussion in their spiritual practices for healing and conflict resolution in communication and for maintaining a sense of freedom and integrity. Everyone is creative and has musical potential begin your fulfilling journey with this book!