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Drumming Rhythms: The key to drumming is to let go of meter and hold tightly to beat and pulse. David Thiaw's Method: Drumming is based on cultures that are not European. Written music is a European concept. Drumming is language. (These are adapted versions): Shave: Shave and a hair cut, two bits. Yabba: Yabbadabba, yabbadabba, yabbadabba, doo. Karukara: Karukara, I love you so Break: This is a universal break (Breh-kah-teh-keh-kah-teh-kah-tek) Gum: Bubble gum and lic'rice, Bubble gum and lic'rice True: Is it true I won? Door: One, two, three, four, I love to drum, I love to drum. Clave: I can count to three. MacDonalds: I can learn to cook an egg and a biscuit Holiday: Will you go with me on vacation? food: I want a hot tomale tortilla. Zoo: Elephants, mon-keys run: I can run like an an-te-lope same: Same hand, I love you so Tip-toe: Tip-toe upon the lawn and the side walk. question and answer: Call and response 1. Ask a verbal question, Get a verbal response - transfer to drums 2. Echo response: Teacher beats a pattern, students repeat

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3. Call response: Teacher beats a pattern, students respond, Teacher beats same pattern, Class repeats student's pattern. 4. Call response: Student beats a pattern, teacher responds (vice versa) 5. Call response canon: Teacher beats a pattern followed by 4 beats, students repeat. While teacher is doing 4 beats, students repeat the pattern. While students are doing 4 beats, teacher does next pattern and so forth.

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Ensemble 3: Banuwa

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Ensemble 4: Water Come a Me Eye

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