Drum circle rhythms that play a supportive role for your group

Are you a community leader, drum teacher or drum circle facilitator looking for rhythms to help support your drum circle? I wanted to help you learn a few drum circle rhythms to help nurture your musicality and build your confidence.

Discover more creative rhythms to expand expressiveness

One of the great benefits of participating in a drum circle is the opportunity to improvise (play what you feel). When we improvise we use parts of the brain that increase problem-solving skills and creativity.

For those people who attend a drum circle for the first time or those who haven't played a drum before, at first they may struggle with improvisation. As a drum circle facilitator my role is to support everyone in the circle and get people having fun playing music together with each other. So some occasions I might be playing a low pitch drum to support the group rhythmically.

Let's look at a lovely common 4/4 drum circle rhythm playing three Remo Sound Comfort Tubanos - low, medium and high pitch drums. These drums can either be played as hand drums or using mallets. As seen in the video.

Learn more about my drum circle facilitator training courses in Australia, or for more information, please contact me.

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