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Join us this Thursday for the annual percussion department concert! The program will move across genres - African, Latin, Jazz and much more🔥 📍 KP6.41 🕢 19:30 Hope to see you there!😜
Shout out to our 5th grade Hosack Percussionists! Keep in the good work!
Our Fisher students enjoyed having Drum Club with us today. Take 2.
Great to be back at the Central Coast Conservatorium of Music for our orchestral percussion workshops! At @pocketpercussion , we’re passionate about exposing the next generation of players to the incredible world of orchestral percussion 🥁✨ Today’s session covered a huge range of instruments and techniques — from the power of the timpani and tam-tam, to the precision of glockenspiel, plus grooves on congas & bongos and essential tambourine technique. Thanks to @guydublet for the incredible custom made tambourine. Such a great day working with a group of eager, enthusiastic percussionists diving into new sounds and skills. Thanks to everyone who came down — can’t wait for the next one! #PocketPercussion #OrchestralPercussion #PercussionWorkshop #CentralCoastMusic #DrumLife
Our Fisher students enjoyed having Drum Club with us today. Take 4.
To celebrate Great Grimsby Charter Day we would like to share RHYTHMS OF THE SEA, our Japanese inspired Sea Shanty Taiko song written for Grimsby & NELincs!
A fab start to our Hull course tonight! Well done all!!
Our Fisher students enjoyed having Drum Club with us today. Take 1.
Our Fisher students enjoyed having Drum Club with us today. Take 5.
5 more teaching weeks to go?😮‍💨😬 #kamwiththepan #trinidadandtobago #steelpan #musicaljourney #uwidcfa
Day 326 | New venue unlocked ✅📚 Fun couple days with the @boyleupbrassband playing some percussion - looking forward to @cubadupa with them in a couple weeks! - - - #drummer #percussion #brassband #wellington
Exploring the Sounds of Steel Drums! We explored the vibrant sounds and tones of the steel drum, a musical instrument that brings the rhythm and warmth of the Caribbean to life. Steel drums, also known as steel pans, are known for their bright, melodic tones and uplifting sound that instantly makes you think of sunshine, ocean breezes, and island culture. During the lesson, students listened carefully to the different pitches and notes created on the drum’s surface. Each section of the steel drum produces its own tone, allowing musicians to play melodies, rhythms, and harmonies all on one instrument. Through listening, rhythm exploration, and discussion, this lesson helped our artists develop a deeper appreciation for world music, musical tone, and rhythm.
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