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A great workshop that combines Body drilling (percussion), beat boxing and vocal harmonies.
In New Zealand, the Maori dance the Haka, South Africa has the gumboot dance, Indonesians have the Saman dance and in New York they have Stepping. The creators of this fantastically different workshop have taken inspiration from all of the above forms of body percussion and created a fantastic session using the body to create music.
Totally engaging, amazingly creative with excellent results. No matter who you are, you will love this experience of using your body to create rhythm and sound by claps, stomps, slaps, and clicks.
In New Zealand, the Maori dance the Haka, South Africa has the gumboot dance, Indonesians have the Saman dance and in New York they have Stepping. The creators of this fantastically different workshop have taken inspiration from all of the above forms of body percussion and created a fantastic session using the body to create music.
Totally engaging, amazingly creative with excellent results. No matter who you are, you will love this experience of using your body to create rhythm and sound by claps, stomps, slaps, and clicks.
A great workshop that combines Body drilling (percussion), beat boxing and vocal harmonies.
In New Zealand, the Maori dance the Haka, South Africa has the gumboot dance, Indonesians have the Saman dance and in New York they have Stepping. The creators of this fantastically different workshop have taken inspiration from all of the above forms of body percussion and created a fantastic session using the body to create music.
Totally engaging, amazingly creative with excellent results. No matter who you are, you will love this experience of using your body to create rhythm and sound by claps, stomps, slaps, and clicks.
They have run sessions from boardrooms to stadiums, from 10 people to 20,000. Sessions will last 90 mins - 2hrs. The group can either be taught as a whole of split in to groups of 3-5 with a max of 50 people per breakout group.
If the group are taught in breakouts the process cleverly teaches them all rhythms and harmonies that will layer to form part of one exciting and very load vocal and body percussive performance. This would be performed as the finally following a bit of healthy competition as the groups all show what they've learnt separately first.
If the group are taught as one large group they will go on a musical journey learning lots of different techniques culminating with a performance of an iconic or well known tune. For example Billy Jean by Michael Jackson.
Using only their bodies and voices the group will create a united sound comprising of many levels. Other options involve using the Conference theme track if there is one available or using a track that's title or message embodies the conferences key themes. Of course there are also many Brazilian and African chants rhythms that can be used instead.
In New Zealand, the Maori dance the Haka, South Africa has the gumboot dance, Indonesians have the Saman dance and in New York they have Stepping. The creators of this fantastically different workshop have taken inspiration from all of the above forms of body percussion and created a fantastic session using the body to create music.
Totally engaging, amazingly creative with excellent results. No matter who you are, you will love this experience of using your body to create rhythm and sound by claps, stomps, slaps, and clicks.
They have run sessions from boardrooms to stadiums, from 10 people to 20,000. Sessions will last 90 mins - 2hrs. The group can either be taught as a whole of split in to groups of 3-5 with a max of 50 people per breakout group.
If the group are taught in breakouts the process cleverly teaches them all rhythms and harmonies that will layer to form part of one exciting and very load vocal and body percussive performance. This would be performed as the finally following a bit of healthy competition as the groups all show what they've learnt separately first.
If the group are taught as one large group they will go on a musical journey learning lots of different techniques culminating with a performance of an iconic or well known tune. For example Billy Jean by Michael Jackson.
Using only their bodies and voices the group will create a united sound comprising of many levels. Other options involve using the Conference theme track if there is one available or using a track that's title or message embodies the conferences key themes. Of course there are also many Brazilian and African chants rhythms that can be used instead.
