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  • Beginning Hand Drumming
  • Fee: $120.00
    Item Number: SP25MUMU001001
    Dates: 3/25/2025 - 5/6/2025
    Times: 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    Days: Tu
    Sessions: 6
    Building: Brookline High School
    Room: 283, 115 Greenough Street Brookline, MA 02445
    Instructor: DrumConnection Faculty

    This class has already begun. For more information, please call the BA&CE office at 617-730-2700 ext. 0.

    For centuries the drum has provided people with a powerful basic tool to express themselves, to communicate, and to form community. Focusing on tone production, simple to complex rhythmic interaction, and the subtleties of drumming, you will play rhythms of West Africa, Cuba, and Brazil on different drums including conga, djembe, and ashiko. Each week a new rhythm, technique, and time pattern will be presented. After several weeks you will have acquired enough knowledge to begin to improvise and be comfortable in any drumming situation. No prior musical training is necessary. Please bring a conga, djembe, or ashiko hand drum. A limited number of drums may be available to rent from the instructor. 

 

  • The Art and Fun of Improv...on Zoom!
  • Fee: $125.00
    Item Number: SP25PEPE002201
    Dates: 4/10/2025 - 5/22/2025
    Times: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    Days: Th
    Sessions: 6
    Building: Online Course
    Room: Online Course, , MA
    Instructor: Emily Singer

    This class has already begun. For more information, please call the BA&CE office at 617-730-2700 ext. 0.

    Enjoy group and individual exercises and improv "games” that work especially well on Zoom. This lighthearted, interactive class is for anyone who wants to take a break from the stresses of life and spend their nights laughing. Spark your creativity with the art of thinking on your feet in this fun-filled, experiential class. Improv lets you practice being truly "in the moment” while helping with courage, confidence, and being open to change. Improv also can be helpful to overcome stage fright. Techniques learned are applicable to both performance and to all areas of everyday life. No previous experience necessary. Open to students 16 to 110.

 

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