Drum Circles

             Drum Circles are fun ways of expressing one's self as well as 'communing-cating' with others through rhythm.

What happens at a Drum Circle?

 

We jam, expressing ourselves individually within the whole of the group.

 

 

Many people tell me they are  afraid of coming to a drum circle  when they've never (or barely  ever) played a drum. I look at  them and tell them that a drum  circle is one of the BEST places  to start playing! Nobody is judging and there are always drummers there that can carry the beat. If you get off or lost while playing, just stop and jump back into the rhythm when you can! It's fun!

Drum Circles are once a month at the Delta Community Music School (dcms.ca), in Ladner. For more detailed info on dates, time, cost, etc. please go to the calendar of events.

Kris Bowerman

Your fearless drum leader, Kris

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