WE are excited to welcome YOU as a special guest this evening for this day of music-making.
And this time we will have Daniel Hirtz with us who will lead us with some Rhythm games.
please come to the dog park
Date: Wednesday April 30th
🕖 Time: 7 PM – 8:30 PM
📍 Who: Beginners and anyone who loves rhythm
Join Us for Rhythm Dialog Games – Fun, Music, and Connection!
Get ready to groove and connect with others through the power of rhythm! We’re excited to invite you to Rhythm Dialog Games, a fun and interactive event.
Whether you’re new to rhythm practice or simply enjoy making music, this event is for you. Together, we’ll explore rhythm through playful games designed to build confidence, foster creativity, and connect with others in a welcoming environment.
What to Expect:
Interactive Games: Engage in rhythm-based games that are both fun and educational.
Community Connection: Meet fellow rhythm enthusiasts and beginners in a relaxed atmosphere.
Skill-Building: Practice and improve your rhythm skills, regardless of your experience level.
No prior experience? No problem! This is an event for everyone—come as you are and join the fun.
Why Rhythm Games?
Rhythm practice isn’t just about music; it’s about communication, creativity, and mindfulness. Playing rhythm games helps us:
Build confidence in expressing ourselves.
Develop listening skills and responsiveness.
Create joyful connections with others.
How to practice sense of rhythm?
Dance or Move: Engaging in physical movement can help internalize rhythm. Try dancing, stepping, or even using your body to create beat patterns. Practice with Instruments: If you play an instrument, practice rhythm exercises. Drumming is particularly effective for developing a strong sense of rhythm.
Rhythm moves through music as a generative force in several different ways. It creates the basic pulse of a song. Rhythm is the part of the song your toes tap along to and your head nods to. Meter helps organize notes into groups using a time signature and defines the repetitive pattern of strong and weak beats that noticeably move a song along. (The individual measures in a piece of music determine the meter.)
How to Join:
Simply show up ready to play, explore, and have fun! Bring your curiosity and energy, and let’s make some rhythmic magic together.
If you can please bring your acoustic instruments
We can’t wait to see you there!
https://maps.app.goo.gl/4F6Ly88Vm7RyX6ER9
use the parking lot from the dog park.
Wednesday March 19th
🕖 Time: 7 PM – 8:30 PM
📍 Who: Beginners and anyone who loves rhythm.
Phillip Young and myself will host this evening. Elida and if possible Anna and Gladis will show us their dance moves.
Please bring your percussion instruments.
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