Expanding Our Rhythmic Roots with drummer/teacher Extraordinaire Zorina Wolf!

Name: Expanding Our Rhythmic Roots with drummer/teacher Extraordinaire Zorina Wolf!
Start: 2025-02-02T10:30:00-08:00
End: 2025-02-02T16:30:00-08:00
Location: San Mateo

Schedule

Sun Feb 02 2025 at 10:30 am to 04:30 pm

UTC-08:00

Location

San Mateo | San Mateo, CA

Zorina Wolf's Whole Person Drumming Day is a great way to start off the new year and immerse yourself in rhythm!
Zorina Wolf, author of "Whole Person Drumming" is coming to the Bay Area for an exclusive day of rhythm & drumming that will lead you to expanding your rhythmic roots. Join us as we immerse ourselves fully into the depths of rhythm, at a beautiful home in San Mateo on February 2nd.
Zorina will also be in Benicia (same times) on February 1st. More on that at: https://www.facebook.com/events/1735037730594295
Each time we gather together, we have the opportunity to go deeper in our connection with each other and the music we make. We will spend this day together, exploring the roots of simple rhythms that are easy to play: Samba, Congolese rhythms and more!
Class will fluctuate between movements & exercises to embody rhythms and of course) playing the drum and bells.
Be prepared for lots of learning and welcome in the groove. Join us for this exciting day of play and music making!

RESERVE YOUR SPOT TODAY!
Full day - 10:30am-4:30pm: $95 advance/$115 door
Half day - 10:30am-1pm: $50 adv/$55 door
Early Bird Special! The first 8 People pay only $85 for the entire day!
Register Now for either at: https://hopeinsitepublicitypercussion.getgalore.com
or via paypal (Friends and Family Option), or venmo at this email; or by check/cash
(contact me if you would like assistance with registration)
Location: House off of Eldorado Street in San Mateo (address furnished pending registration)
Arrive by 10:15am
More about Zorina: The power of drumming is an art, a means of communication and healing, and a way to bring harmony to community. Zorina teaches drumming as her teachers (primarily Babatunde Olatunji) have taught her. The drum teaching is both oral and aural. Students sing/say the Yoruba sounds of the drum, and as we sing/say the melody of “notes,” playing the drum follows easily. The rhythms are songs that become internalized, circumventing the need for prior musical training. We also believe in the power of understanding the rhythmic "houses" or "structures" that we can build and play within, and developing our own chants to sing within them. More info is at: http://www.villageheartbeat.com