Klarheit Studio

09/06/2020

Timing is everything. When your timing works for you your body and brain feels in control. Timing is responsible for the synchronous communication of our brains’ network system. The ability to have effective Neurotiming is one of the most critical factors in human performance. Therefore, Interactive Metronome® forms part of our rhythm therapy program at Klarheit.

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17/01/2020

Start your year with a relaxing drumming session.
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19/12/2019

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19/11/2019

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08/11/2019

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04/11/2019

Communication Drumming and Coaching Workshops:

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Our Communication Drumming workshops can focus you internally on a physical and emotional level and teach you to be more aware of your own as well as other individuals’ communication rhythms and patterns, be it verbal or nonverbal.

Likewise, our workshops for children make use of stories, rhythms, songs, rhymes and visual material all utilizing the African drum as well as other accompanying African instruments to enhance their communication and social abilities.

15/10/2019

15/10/2019

The Importance of Rhythm

Rhythm is all around us. Rhythm occurs when the tides of the see move in and out. It is needed for the seasons to occur at their periodic time and for periods of daylight and dark to function in a regular pattern. Without these rhythms, there will be chaos. We as individuals each have our own rhythm. It is the rhythm that is captured in our different bodily functions such as our heartbeats, breathing patterns and even our sleep patterns. These rhythms can also be observed in the way we walk, talk, eat and move around. Our rushed live often deprive us of our own stable rhythms and calmness. Just as in nature if these rhythms do not function properly and in a structure it can create great difficulties with our daily function. Hodges (2005:2) states that Chronobiologists who study body rhythms believe that rhythm is such an important part of life that a lack of it can indicate illness.

The African drum serves as a medium to balance, center and relaxes an individual. The stabilities of the different beats played as well as the therapeutic nature of the sound vibrations and specific frequencies of the drum serve to balance the body and being. Rhythm is ordered. Campbell (2000:10) also states that music, the rhythm, tone, and vibration of sound, serves the purpose to organize the matter. The African drum facilitates it's player’s rhythm and becomes a voice and medium of communication and change for the individual playing it.

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