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Monkey & Leopard
Drums, Songs
& Stories from Africa
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An interactive program for all ages
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Drums: |
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The Djembe, the
Djun-Djun, the Talking Drum, the Congas, the Tar, the Riq,
and other percussion
instruments from Africa and the the African Diaspora as well as cool
sound effects instruments played by the audience (where
and when appropriate).
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Songs/Rhythms: |
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Funga Alafia
- welcoming song/rhythm
The Samba
Congo Square
The Rhumba - and other
infectious rhythms
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Stories: |
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"Monkey & Leopard" -
why monkeys live in trees, why leopards eat meat & why you never
mess with a drummer’s drum without asking permission.
Anansi & the
Talking Drum - Anansi discovers
the secret name of the king’s daughter but is so shy he can only
play it on his talking drum...
That’s Ridiculous! -
Various vegetables, animals and inanimate objects talk to people.
Why Lions Don’t Have
Wings - Frog puts an end to
Lion’s flyin’.
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Sound Effects: |
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Thunder
Tubes, Thunder Drum (the Djun-Djun), Cuicas, shakers, Ocean Drum,
Zing Thing, Wind Wands & more...
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Please Note: This program can be
combined with drumming and/or
instrument making workshops for
maximum educational impact |
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