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Gathering for World Music

Hopinjon — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 14:18:43 GMT

Greetings tribe. You are all invited to attend the 2008 Colorado World Music Gathering. The date is set for June 7, 2008, and will be held near Dacono, Colorado. This year’s event will be a one day outing; arrival time is 10am, with a start time of noon. The event will go until midnight, however, later celebrations can be individually structured at a location of your choice or at a nearby campground just north at a reservoir. Locate and reserve early.

All are welcomed, from the curious to the beginner to the professional. At this year’s gathering we are including the didgeridoo, ethnic flute and drum, tribal & fire dance communities.

All pertinent info is now posted on the Yahoo Group WorldMusicGathering. Rules, regulations and other considerations will be available via the Yahoo Group.

Join today and commune with other attendees regarding directions, carpooling, nearby camping, and other logistics. Perspective Workshop leaders and Vendors are welcome to post letting people know what they plan to make available to attendees.

Volunteers are welcome. Please contact Hopinjohn46 .

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/worldmusicgathering/

Please use this group page as your primary vehicle for event communications. One point of reference will reduce confusion, increase my response time and prevent info from getting lost.

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Where is everyone from ??

sonnytwofeathers — Mon, 30 Oct 2006 01:28:45 GMT

Hi everyone sorry I've been gone from here for a while but things are going busy busy busy you know what I mean....Anyways I'm in Fayetteville, Arkansas and I love living in Oz ( ozarks ) in the ARK. Welcome Home

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Hey Yalls

tyedyedkid — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 13:02:00 GMT

I am in indiana now just north of kokomo i was wondering if anyone knows folks from round here to get to know and get into some circles up here? Any and all help in connecting is appreciated! ONELOVE ONETRIBE peace~tony

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The Colorado Didgeridoo and World Music Gathering

Hopinjon — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 05:08:40 GMT

Greetings tribe members. The Colorado Didgeridoo and World Music Gathering, aka “The Gathering” is on the drawing board. However, in order to pull it off, it is necessary to raise some seed money. For those of you who are in the Denver/Boulder metro area, would you be willing to attend at least one music fund raising concert? If so, Please reply to my tribe named DIDGE (Denver InDigenous Gathering Exchange).

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looking for didge player in the bay area...

Vlad — Sat, 17 Nov 2007 20:14:59 GMT

hello friends I am looking for didge player (preferably didge players that play djembe...rhythymic style didgn')

please follow the link to my yahoo group... let us form a circle and creat intention with the didge..

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/marindidgecircle/

blessings..

Vlad

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AMAZING

Maddshroom — Sat, 03 Mar 2007 11:20:12 GMT

This is great... these are my two favorite instruments to play. I'm just so pleased there is a tribe out there for the both of them. : )

does anybody know of any good recordings out there documenting the beautiful and powerful sound of these two sounds intertwining?

Also, is there anybody else, besides me, who has mastered or at least experimented with playing these instruments simultaneously?

keep playing...

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Philly Eathday didgejam!

Yohimbe — Sat, 21 Apr 2007 00:28:20 GMT

Rittenhouse Sqaure april 22nd at around 1:00

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Sunday DRUMMING

Robert — Mon, 19 Mar 2007 15:34:16 GMT

If you're in or around Fayetteville, there will be drumming on sundays at wilson park at 2:00pm so show up if you want to drum or just to kick it w/ cool people laters

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Hello Anyone/everyone

tyedyedkid — Fri, 16 Mar 2007 00:04:58 GMT

I made a tribe for us drummers that are in the state of arkansas http://tribes.tribe.net/beat_lovers
please feel free to join it so we can share newsa of any drum circles etc.......
Thanks with Love and Light ~tony

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Attention members in the Denver Area

Hopinjon — Sat, 06 Jan 2007 04:08:58 GMT

I am in the planning phase of a didgeridoo festival in the summer of 2007. Who lives in the area?

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Didgeridoo Workshop-Denver Colorado

Hopinjon — Thu, 28 Dec 2006 18:46:13 GMT

The Swallow Hill Music Assoc. is hosting multitude of workshops Jan 6, 2007. Michael Stanwood will host the Didjeridoo workshop at 1-1:45 pm. Go to www.swallowhillmusic.org for the details.
Also, how many members of this tribe are located in the Denver Metro area? I'd like to contact you directly about my festival planning. Thanks, Hopinjon

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Can you help us find a NYE drumming circle?

Nada — Tue, 26 Dec 2006 20:08:45 GMT

Boyfriend and I hate the club/party scene on NYE. We both play d'jembe and we are in search of a drumming circle that would welcome us this New Year's Eve. We are courteous, respectful and easy to be around. Does anyone know of or are you sponsoring a circle that will be drumming in the New Year? SF or East Bay. Please send me a message if you can help.

Thank you.

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Attention Rocky Mountain Didgerdoo Players and Drummers

Hopinjon — Mon, 11 Dec 2006 20:08:55 GMT

I am now starting to test the waters for a Colorado Grassroots Didj Festival in June 07. All interested parties should contact me. I need volunters for my core planning mob.

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Earthskills: Falling Leaves Rendezvous Oct 3-8

fuz — Fri, 22 Sep 2006 16:22:52 GMT

Hi folks,
I will be teaching a Didgeridoo making and playing class at this event.

The premier Earthskills Rendezvous in the southeastern US takes place in Northern Georgia October 3-8, 2006. Find out more at http://www.earthskillsrendezvous.org/

Classes include:

* Firemaking
* Open Hearth Cooking
* Pottery
* Blacksmithing
* Flintknapping
* Bone and Antler Tools
* Stone Tools
* Weaving and Textiles
* Cordage and Twining
* Netting
* Basketry
* Knots
* Knife Sharpening
* Nature Awareness
* Edible and Medicinal Plant Harvesting
* Slings
* Bolas
* Rabbitsticks
* Bows and Arrows
* Atlatls and Darts
* Traps and Snares
* Spears
* Primitive Cookery
* Soap making
* Natural Dyes
* Useful Wild Plants
* Pitch Sticks
* Primitive Shelters/Structures
* Blowguns
* Indigenous Musical Instruments
* Hide Tanning
* Clothing and Adornments
* Mocassin making
* Tribal Life
* Tribal Games and Sports
* Tracking and Stalking
* Sustainability

Hope to see you there!
Fuz

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Vision Circus at Midnight and All Night Drum Circles

sonnytwofeathers — Thu, 21 Sep 2006 03:58:24 GMT

> The Fall Fund Raiser For The Rainbow Guide will
> be from September 29th-October 2nd 2006 in so
> Missouri 18 miles outside of Thayer Missouri
> going east off hiway 142. The event is being
> hosted by Applegate Community located in the the
> Osarks of so Missouri. Live REGGAE MUSIC is
> being planned for this event and if all goes as
> planned Robby Redlocks and the Jah Vollunteers
> REGGAE Band will be performing live as well as
> solo musician Rik Billock who has also
> vollunteered to perform for the event and other
> bands may show up as well. Any musicians or any
> bands who want to perform live for this event
> are more than welcome to do so. Please bring any
> sound equipment that you might have in case its
> needed. Vollunteers have already started showing
> up for the event and are working to get the site
> ready for the event. There will be a vegetarian
> communual kitchen as well as plenty of camping
> space. School buses are welcome. This event is
> to support and uplift the projects of the
> Rainbow
> Guide that we all know and love. The Rainbow
> Guide is a project worth supporting indeed in
> that it has helped tens of thousands of people
> get hooked with diferent Rainbow Intentional
> Communities they would have never known existed
> had it not been for the Rainbow Guide. The
> Rainbow Guide brings people together creating
> new friendships and will continue creating new
> friendships that last a lifetime by bringing
> more people together in the days ahead and that
> in itself is a cause worth supporting. Thanks to
> the Rainbow Guide a lot of people who were
> homeless are no longer homeless having found a
> home in many of the diferent intentional
> communities listed in the Rainbow Guide and
> whats more exciting and beautiful than someone
> who has no where to go finding a place that he
> or she can call home? And thats exactly what the
> Rainbow Guide has done for thousands of people.
> All are welcome to attend this Fund Raiser. This
> is a total y free non commercial Gathering in
> the Spirit of
> Rainbow. Give what you can if you can and the
> rest will take care of itself. Just showing up
> is the biggest contribution you can make. Free
> copies of the 2006 edition of the Rainbow Guide
> will be available at the Fund Raiser. Dogs are
> welcome but must be under control. This is an
> alchohol free Gathering. Vendors and trading
> circles are welcome. You can get there early and
> leave late. Directions to the site will be
> posted later on Welcome Here or you can call#417-
> 938-4606 or send an email to: uministr at
> ortrackm.missouri.org Have a wonderful summer
> and peace be with you all. Living Light 2006.
> The Rainbow Guide: rainbowguide.info
> Welcome Here: welcomehere.org Applegate
> Oregon Rainbow Family Of Living Light: http:
> //groups.yahoo.
> com/group/applegaterainbowfamily/ SHINE.

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didg music

psytrancedancer — Sun, 09 Jul 2006 14:40:40 GMT

http://www.moodzonesstore.com/s-7-play-zone.aspx

this channel is so cool....they play the best music: world, chill, downtempo, etc...on Comcast no less! It's 'video on demand', which is free, under the music category.

http://www.harmonychannel.com

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Drum Circle in Fayetteville,Arkansas every Sunday Afternoon

sonnytwofeathers — Sat, 25 Mar 2006 23:19:11 GMT

Howdy Folks,

This is a newsletter from the Arkansas Rainbow Family ( A.R.F.) located here in Fayettville, Arkansas. We are a kind group of folks who like to get together every sunday afternoon at Wilson Park (across the creek by the swings) This is a Potluck so try and bring plenty to share and Trash Bags please. Bring a blanket or a lawn chair down to the circle and visit with old friends or meet like minded folks and make some new friends. Smiles and open hearts are welcome. Bring your instruments, dancing shoes, drums,didjeridoo's, singing voices... and bring your lovely self. We gather around noon and go till sunset. Hope to see you there. Peace.
For more info. please email us at
arkansasrainbowfamily@yahoo.com

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We made it to Fayettville

sonnytwofeathers — Tue, 14 Feb 2006 21:34:44 GMT

hey everyone,

my wife and daughter and I just got into Fayettville. We look forward to hearing from our friends that we have made here on tribe and maybe connect. Let's get some drum circle meetings going when the weather turns warmer. heycall me up so we can try and focalize a drummin w/ brothers and sisters locally. maybe at some of the upcoming farmers markets & festivals -n - stuff. my temp. phone number is 582-0883 hope to hear from you.
Your Friend,
Sonny Two Feathers and Family

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drummin on a sunday afternoon

sonnytwofeathers — Sun, 05 Mar 2006 20:18:44 GMT

feel like going down to the rose garden this afternoon for some drummin ?? we'll be down there. come down bro. bring more drummers and dancers.

PEace your friend sonny

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just got into Fayettville

sonnytwofeathers — Tue, 14 Feb 2006 06:45:29 GMT

hey everyone,

my wife and daughter and I just got into Fayettville. We look forward to hearing from our frieends that we have made here on tribe and maybe conect. Acorn, let's get some drum circle meetings going when the weather turns warmer or soon. bellydancer sisters let's try and conect with the drummers. The time is now.

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What is a Community Drum Circle?

sonnytwofeathers — Wed, 16 Nov 2005 17:14:03 GMT

What is a Community Drum Circle?

by Arthur Hull

According to Mickey Hart: “The Drum Circle is a huge jam session. The ultimate goal is not precise rhythmic articulation or perfection of patterned structure, but the ability to entrain and reach the state of a group mind. It is built on cooperation in the groove, but with little reference to any classic styles. So this is a work in constant progress, a phenomenon of the new rhythm culture emerging here in the West.”

In the words of Arthur Hull: “The Community Drum Circle is a fun entry-level learning experience that is accessible to anyone who wants to participate. Drum Circle participants express themselves collectively by using a chorus of tuned drums, percussion, and vocals to create a musical song together while having a great time.”

The Community Drum Circle is the use of a rhythm-based event as a tool for unity. It is NOT a drum class. It's NOT using culturally-specific rhythms. A community drum circle is a fun, family friendly event, where people empower each other in the act of celebrating community and life through rhythm and music. People of all levels of musical expertise come together and share their rhythmical spirit with what ever drums and percussion they bring to the event. They don't have to be a drummer to participate. Everyone has something to offer the circle, and any one is welcome.

The spirit and magic of rhythm expressed on drums and percussion instruments cuts through all ages, sexes, religions, races and cultures. Rhythm is a universal language known to every one, even the youngest child, if we can just "remember." So in a very objective, yet beautiful way, an interactive rhythm event puts us all on an equal footing with each other and brings us closer together. The facilitator serves this process by guiding the participants to their highest musical potential.

A community drum circle is created, "in the moment" by all the people who participate. Co-operation and collaboration is the basic glue. When we drum together, sharing our spirit in the form of rhythm, it changes our relationships. As we play together, we give ourselves a rhythmical massage and an emotional release. The experience is unique to each person in the circle, and it happens whether we are entraining ourselves into the circle by drumming, or standing outside the circle and listening while tapping our feet and clapping along with the music.

To make beautiful music together, all we have to do is bring to the circle whatever rhythmical expertise we have to offer, along with the excitement of sharing it with other people. The quality of the music produced in an event like this is not based on the rhythmical expertise of the players, but on the quality of their relationship with the other people in the circle. The result is those magical musical moments where one powerful voice is created out of the many. In those moments, the players stop worrying about keeping time because time, as they know it, has stopped. In it's place is a living breathing entity, expressing timeless joy, passion and release through the power of rhythm. That is the beauty of a community drum circle.

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a Letter from Mother Earth

sonnytwofeathers — Wed, 16 Nov 2005 17:09:25 GMT

This is the pain of our children...
To return from the stars without a home or community...
A tribe lost returns - scattered in the wind.
Those who hear must unite and reap the seed of this return.
ONE tribe...ONE Earth...ONE Heart...ONE People.
Those with ears must build a fire and give thanks this night.
Be united with ONE soul.
Oh, my Children come home...
Teachers step forward without fear... You are real.

When the Earth is sick,
the animals will begin to disappear,
when that happens,
The Warriors of the Rainbow
will come to save them

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Welcome Home

sonnytwofeathers — Wed, 16 Nov 2005 15:57:28 GMT

I would like to welcome everyone here who is already a member and all the nonmembers visiting this tribe. I would like to invite you to post here about topics that will grow into friendships and beyond. We all share a common interest here. Djimbe and Didjeridoo's. Most of all...MUSIC.

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