Impulse Program 01.-06.08.23 - daily 3-3.50 pm CEST
The daily impulse workshops on topics around the frame drum are part of your course booking.
Open to all levels!
Tuesday, August 1
Murat Coskun (Germany/ Turkey)
3-3.50 pm (E-Werk, Kammertheater and online via zoom)
Wednesday, August 2
Jarrod Cagwin (USA)
'Hybrid Drumming"
3-3.50 pm (E-Werk, Kammertheater and online via zoom)
US percussionist Jarrod Cagwin will demonstrate his very special hybrid drum set. In a kind of open demonstration of his set, the versatile drummer and frame drummer will show how he assembles his set and provide an interesting and unusual insight into his musical work.
Thursday, August 3
Francesco Magarò / Lorenzo D`Erasmo (Italy)
"Music for frame drums"
3-3.50 pm (E-Werk, Kammertheater and online via zoom)
We are looking forward to a premiere!
The first presentation of the newly published book "Music for frame drums" by the co-authors, composers and musicians Francesco Magarò and Lorenzo D`Erasmo.
Friday, August 4
Denys Vasyliev/ Barabanza Music (Ukraine)
'Rhythms and Voices of Ukraine"
3-3.50 pm (E-Werk, Kammertheater and online via zoom)
In this workshop, Ukrainian frame drummer, composer and festival director Denys Vasyliev (barabanza Music) presents rhythms from his home country and gives insights into the musical traditions of Ukraine. He will also introduce the traditional Ukrainian frame drum and how it is played.
Tamburi Mundi is very pleased that Denys Vasyliev, after numerous online appearances and encounters, is now a guest in Freiburg for the first time in person!
Saturday, August 5
Paolo Cimmino (Italy)
"Warm up hands velocity"
3-3.50 pm (E-Werk, Kammertheater and online via zoom)
In this workshop, Italian tamburello expert Paolo Cimmino will demonstrate modern techniques to refine articulation in tambourine playing. The content also includes playing techniques (fingering), as well as solkattu and a composition.
Sunday, August 6
Philipp Kurzke (Germany)
How to learn any Polyrhythm!
Philipp Kurzke demonstrates, how you can teach yourself polyrhythms like three over four and also more complex ones like five over seven.
3-3.50 pm (E-Werk, Kammertheater and online via zoom)