This ebook teaches you how to play Kpatsa, a fairly easy piece using hand drums, a bell and a rattle. You will discover hand drum techniques, what the rhythms are, and how they fit together to make an energetic ensemble. The disk contains practice recording tracks, with computer generated sound files linked to notation, showing exactly what you have to do. To give a flavour of the authentic music and dance, there is an audio recording and a video of a performance by young people in Ghana. This title is appropriate for mixed ability groups, from 8-10 years of age, with some easy and some more difficult parts. It includes background cultural information.
This ebook teaches you how to play Kpatsa, a fairly easy piece using hand drums, a bell and a rattle. You will discover hand drum techniques, what the rhythms are, and how they fit together to make an energetic ensemble. The disk contains practice recording tracks, with computer generated sound files linked to notation, showing exactly what you have to do. To give a flavour of the authentic music and dance, there is an audio recording and a video of a performance by young people in Ghana. This title is appropriate for mixed ability groups, from 8-10 years of age, with some easy and some more difficult parts. It includes background cultural information.
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'a useful resource for music teachers ... well worth buying for use in the classroom ... will lead you to a detailed understanding of the music... Throughout the PDF are hyperlinks to sound and video clips. The sections on instruments and playing techniques are very helpful. Trevor Wiggins draws on his considerable experience of playing West African music.' - Music Teacher
'a useful resource for music teachers ... well worth buying for use in the classroom ... will lead you to a detailed understanding of the music... Throughout the PDF are hyperlinks to sound and video clips. The sections on instruments and playing techniques are very helpful. Trevor Wiggins draws on his considerable experience of playing West African music.' - Music Teacher
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Vivebooks/Rainbow Disks Ltd
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978-1-906314-06-4 (9781906314064)
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Trevor Wiggins is Director of Music at Dartington College of Arts, UK, and an acknowledged authority on West African music. He has been studying and playing Ghanaian drums and xylophones for more than twenty years, often with Ghanaian master drummer Johnson Kemeh (Senior Drumming Instructor, University of Ghana), and has written books and articles on the subject. Using his training as a musician and teacher, he explains in simple terms what you need to know.
Trevor Wiggins is Director of Music at Dartington College of Arts, UK, and an acknowledged authority on West African music. He has been studying and playing Ghanaian drums and xylophones for more than twenty years, often with Ghanaian master drummer Johnson Kemeh (Senior Drumming Instructor, University of Ghana), and has written books and articles on the subject. Using his training as a musician and teacher, he explains in simple terms what you need to know.
Welcome to Kpatsa from Ghana; About Kpatsa; Who am I learning from?; How to continue; Kpatsa: The Music; Enter the Workshop; Bell and Rattle; Low Support Drum; High Support Drum; Putting the Support Drum and Bell Parts Together; Lead (Master) Drum (Mingua); Second (slower) Section; Kpatsa: The Score; Instruments and Playing Techniques; The Bell; Drumsticks; The Rattle; What do you need to play Kpatsa?; Playing the drums for Kpatsa; Authenticity and Notation; Key to Notation; Suppliers of Ghanaian Drums; Johnson Kemeh; About the Author
