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Like: Instant Results! To be able to pick up any of your drums and play! To create a good rhythmic sound all together was such an experience for everyone.
Improve? Nothing, really, only that – from an adult’s point of view – some of the games towards the end were getting a little silly.
Learned: How to hold the drums. Where to place your hands when drumming to create different pitches.
Other: We all enjoyed it! Yes, I’ll follow this up. You were very enthusiastic!

Recommend? Yes  Use your name: Yes  Ring You? Yes

Rating 1 – 5? 5.

Maggie Barraclough, Rosedale Youth Club, Pickering, N Yorks
7th December, 2005
01751 417353


Scargill House Retreat Centre New Year 2005-2006

Like: Its inclusivity – all ages and abilities could feel that they created something beautiful together.
Anything Else? Hope to invite you again soon for another workshop.
Recommend? Certainly  Use Your name? Yes  Ring You? Yes

Dilly Baker, Warden, Scargill, Kettlewell, N Yorks
New Year Drum Circle with Refugees, Asylum-Seekers,
Holidaymakers and Members of the Community.
31st December, 2005.
01756 760234

1st Calverley Brownies

Like? Everyone can be involved. Great variety of instruments. Very fun, one-off experience. Enjoyed being ‘Grandma’ drum.
Improve? Could be more opportunity to play small instruments.
Learned? What things were made from; info on drums; rhythms- learning beats and alternatives, e.g., “Eggy dog-house”; call and response; field song (‘Ole-Oh)
Anything Else? A big thank you for a great evening!
Recommend? Yes!  Use your name? Yes  Ring You? Yes
Rating 1 – 5? 5

Mairi Devlin, 1st Calverley Brownies