Drum-making Sample Clauses

Drum-making. Xxxxxx Xxxx prepared hides for the students to assemble their personal drums. He taught them about the teachings of the drum, since long ago only certain people could make a drum they had to know the values and songs associated with the tradition. The importance of self- respect and how you feel was highlighted as the emotions are transferred to the drum. This connected the emotional, physical, spiritual and mental aspects of the individual students, teaching them to know “who they are” when they create an important item such as a drum in the Coast Salish Tradition. A connection to a family of emerging drummers was anticipated however the father/son team was unavailable for this follow-up task.
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