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Group Drumming for Social Emotional Development
"Music expresses that which
cannot be put into words
and that which cannot remain silent."
Victor Hugo
Feel the
Aliveness, Empowerment, Connection and Joy
that comes from making music together!
Learn to take your place in the Circle of Drumming.
Classes include:
Improvisation and games.
Relevant drum mechanics and technique.
Learning specific rhythms.
Instruments will be provided.
Open to all levels of experience, complete beginners are welcome.
Drumming is participatory! It provides successful
experiences for young and old, even for people without prior music experience.
Drumming can help bring down walls and get
people connecting with each other!
Drumming can help to control and release emotions and stress.
Drumming can help coordinating the body and mind. It is good exercise.
Drumming can allow for a deep heart to heart exchange without words.
Drumming can create a feeling of belonging, support and connection.
Drumming can help develop perception, attention, focus and memory.
UPCOMING Group Drumming
Adult Drumming Group
TBA
Classes are currently on hold
TBA
$20 per class.
Payment
- Frequently Asked Questions -
Do I need a drum?
No, drums are provided. You are welcome to bring your own.
What if I am interested but have no experience and no rhythm.
Helping people find their way with rhythm and music has been a large part of my life's work. I have found few people who genuinely can't participate well in group drumming. If you are unsure, come to the first class or set up a meeting with me and we can determine together if this is an appropriate class for you at this time.
- Frequently Asked Questions -
Do I need a drum?
No, drums are provided. You are welcome to bring your own.
What if I am interested but have no experience and no rhythm.
Helping people find their way with rhythm and music has been a large part of my life's work. I have found few people who genuinely can't participate well in group drumming.
About Kevin Makarewicz:
30 plus year facilitating music making as a means of healing, transform
and empowerment in educational, personal growth and clinical settings.
M.A. in Expressive Therapies, Lesley College;
B.A. in Music and Psychology, WCSU;
Music For People Teachers Training;
African Drumming;
Taiko Drumming;
Instrument building;