Here's a teaser for the upcoming Rhythm JuJu event with Marla Leigh and friends in Nevada City on May 14th.
For more information: www.sonicplanetproductions.com
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Sunday, April 18, 2010
Saturday, April 17, 2010
The Art of FrameDrumming Workshop with Marla Leigh
Sonic Planet Productions Presents
The Art of FrameDrumming Workshop with Marla Leigh
In this compelling workshop, we will uncover the dynamic and magical world of frame drumming and rhythm from the Middle East, Africa and India as well as the art of improvisation.
You will leave this powerful and very informative percussion immersion with all of the tools necessary to become a confident, creative and fully inspired improvising drummer.
WHEN: Saturday, May 15, 10:30am-4pm & Sunday, May 16, 12 -4pm
COSTS: Saturday ONLY, $55 - Saturday and Sunday, $95
Bring a friend and each receive $5 off workshop
WHERE: Grass Valley Taiko Dojo, St Joseph’s Cultural Center, Grass Valley, CA
To Register: Call 530.432.2716 or visit http://www.sonicplanetproductions.com/
About the Instructor: Marla Leigh is a Los Angeles based professional Percussionist, Flautist, Composer and Educator, who specializes in the frame drum. She is a well-recognized teacher and performer in the world of frame drumming, and has created a unique approach both in playing and in teaching this instrument.
Friday, March 14, 2008
Jas's Middle Eastern Rhythms
If you are looking for one of the most definite, online resources for Middle Eastern Drumming Rhythms, then the best place that I have found is Jas's Middle Eastern Rhythms page.
Jas lists a few hundred rhythms in notation form along with a MIDI file (very useful if you can't quite get the rhythm).
Also, there is a FAQ page on the site with ton's of great information. It's in a variety of languages.
Finally, one of the really cool gems is the online Rhythm generator, which will produce and play a custom Rhythm for you. You can also have it generate a MIDI file for you to store and play back offline or with your synthesizer: http://www.khafif.com/rhy/rhygen.html
Jas lists a few hundred rhythms in notation form along with a MIDI file (very useful if you can't quite get the rhythm).
Also, there is a FAQ page on the site with ton's of great information. It's in a variety of languages.
Finally, one of the really cool gems is the online Rhythm generator, which will produce and play a custom Rhythm for you. You can also have it generate a MIDI file for you to store and play back offline or with your synthesizer: http://www.khafif.com/rhy/rhygen.html
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