Hey guys
I am looking for someone/s to get together and do some music with. I play djembe, bongos, Native American Flute, and a couple other instruments. I am a casual player. I record sometimes but more than anything I just like to jam. If you want to get together and do some music, or want to dance to some let me know. I am looking to try to start something local from the ground up - like possibly get people who live in Baltimore to assemble semi-regularly and get some festivities going - dancing, drumming, singing, whatever.
I am looking for someone/s to get together and do some music with. I play djembe, bongos, Native American Flute, and a couple other instruments. I am a casual player. I record sometimes but more than anything I just like to jam. If you want to get together and do some music, or want to dance to some let me know. I am looking to try to start something local from the ground up - like possibly get people who live in Baltimore to assemble semi-regularly and get some festivities going - dancing, drumming, singing, whatever.
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I am def. down with this. I don't have a drum yet, but I am going to buy one. I used to play the drum set. Been a while. I am trying to find more poeple around Baltimore to get together with and start some of the great things that are going on around DC and Philly. It seems as though Baltimore is lacking. If not then I am just not looking in the right places :-(
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well, there is regular need for Middle Eastern drumming- the first Sunday of every month we have a hafla (show/party) and I wish I had more drummers. www.allseasonshafla.com
We have a music thing at my house every Sunday, and would love a drummer who'd like to play Hadouni Hadouni (saidi and another rhythm- malfoof?) and Lamma Bada yattathanna, which requires a 10/8 rhythm called samai taqil...
Anybody up for jamming with us? (Two harps, a zafoon and tambourine) ninadances@gmail.com- email me!
And if you like Middle Eastern Drumming, check this out:
A Day in the Middle East
March 29th, 2008
Barony of Dun Carraig
The Barony of Dun Carraig invites you to return to another day in the Medieval Middle East. There will be the usual drumming, dancing and enough fabulous food & drink to keep all attendees happy throughout the day. We are also being graced by Her Majesty’s presence this year!
Where: Mt. Zion United Methodist Church
27108 Mt. Zion Church Rd, Mechanicsville, MD. 20659
When: March 29th, 2008. Site opens at 10 AM and closes at 10 PM. We thank those who remain onsite after 10PM for their generous offer to help with clean-up.
Martial Activities: As with last year’s event, there will be no fighting activities planned for the day. This is a day to relax with your friends, learn a new dance and eat a great feast.
Arts & Sciences Activities: Artisans of all sorts are encouraged to show off their work at our A&S display.
The event will also feature various classes. Those who are interested in teaching a class, please let us know so that we can add you to the schedule. We’d love some more dance and drumming classes!
Currently we have the following commitments from these very generous gentles:
Lady Rosamund du Grasse
Teaching beginning veil and setting up a display on NowRuz (Persian New Year) table
Lord Stephen
Teaching beginning ME drumming (hand's on!)
Lady Basina bint Khalid
Teaching "Making your ME wardrobe more period"
Master Asim
Teaching "Intro to Period Raqs ("Belly Dance")", "Intro to Ottoman Clothing",
and "Overview of Mid-East Clothing"
Lady Ethelfleda Davidsdottir
Teaching Glass bead making (hand's on!)
Baroness Mary Isabel of Heatherstone
Teaching a ME "line dance" (feet on!)
Baroness Magdalena
Teaching Eastern Fabric Painting
Schedule: A schedule of events for the day will be coming soon...
Cost: The site fee includes a generous day board for all of our guests. Because of this, we request that even those who plan only to day trip also pre-register to ensure adequate food and drink are purchased for all attendees.
All those who pre-register (on and off board) will be entered into a drawing for a fabulous prize!
Adult, Member:
Off board $8.00
On Board $16.00
Adult, Non-Member:
Off board $11.00
On Board $19.00
Child (6-17):
Off board $ 5.00
On Board $13.00
Child (0-5):
Guest of the Barony
Guest of the Barony
Make checks payable to: Barony of Dun Carraig, SCA, Inc
Baronial Refund Policy: The baronial refund policy for events can be found here.
Site Amenities and Restrictions: Site is DRY and candles are permitted. Smoking is not permitted anywhere in the building, but is allowed in the designated smoking area. The site does not allow animals other than service animals.
As a reminder, if you are bringing a child who you are not the parent or legal guardian for, you must have signed and notarized Minor Medical Authorization Form for the child.
Feast: A sumptuous feast will be prepared by Mistress Minowara Kiritsubo. If you attended this event last year, you will be happy to know that she had been persuaded to once again present a wonderful variety of intricate and tasty Middle Eastern dishes. There will again be a Mezze (dayboard) of finger foods to keep the dancers going throughout the day. We wish to be accommodating to everyone's dietary needs, but we can't do that if we don't know about them. Please contact Cook@MidEast.DunCarraig.net with dietary concerns. Dining will be at low tables, so please bring pillows to make yourselves comfortable. If such seating arrangements present a problem for you, please contact the autocrat to arrange more traditional seating. We would much rather sacrifice ambiance than the comfort of our esteemed guests.
Merchants: Merchants, there is NO merchant fee. All that is required is a paid pre-reservation and a note indicating that you'd like a table to sell your wares and the space requirements. It will be our pleasure to provide a table for your use. Please note that merchant tables will be reserved on a "first come/first served" basis.
Children’s Activities: We hope to have a full day of children's activities. Awaiting more details on the requirements for hosting them. There WILL be a teen “crash” area.
Autocrat: Lore Bubeck (Laurie Foster), 3184 Calvert Blvd, Lusby, MD 20657. (410)-326-5390. Email: Autocrat@MidEast.DunCarraig.net
Reservations: Lore Bubeck (Laurie Foster), 3184 Calvert Blvd, Lusby, MD 20657. (410)-326-5390. Email: Troll@MidEast.DunCarraig.net
Event Flyer
Directions:
From the DC Area: Take your best route to the 5 South exit on the southern side of DC Beltway (Exit 7A). Just before the town of Waldorf, 301 will merge with 5. You will need to make a Left turn to stay on 5. Take MD 5 South to MD 235 South. Follow MD 235 South for two miles. Mt. Zion is on the left.
From the Baltimore Area: Take your best route to 301 South. Just before the town of Waldorf, make a left turn onto Maryland 5 South. Take MD 5 South to MD 235 South. Follow MD 235 South for two miles. Mt. Zion is on the left.
From the Virginia Area: Take your best route to 301 North across the Potomac River. You will drive through the town of Waldorf. Just after leaving Waldorf, turn right onto Mattawoman-Beantown Road. Then, make a right onto 5 South. Take MD 5 South to MD 235 South. Follow MD 235 South for two miles. Mt. Zion is on the left.
From South of the 301 Bridge: Take your best route to the 301 bridge. Follow 301 north to 247. Take 247 to MD 4. Take MD 4 to MD 235. Turn left onto 235 (N). The church is 18 miles north and will be on the right just past the Apple Basket Store.
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