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Free Your Drum and Sing 10 week course User Submitted

When: Mondays, 7:15-8:45 p.m. Continues through March 12 2018
Phone: 415-573-4092
Email: amber@amberfieldmusic.com
Price: $35, sliding scale available
amberfieldmusic.com/free-your-drum-sing
Learn West African djembe polyrhythms and 3 part harmony songs from around the world in the oral tradition as we create a symphony of sound. Lots of jamming, play, expressive arts with the drum and voice, and community fun. Full body bliss and a total brain workout. All levels welcome including absolute beginners. Amber Field was featured in SF Magazine's Best of the Bay for yoga music. They teach djembe, Arabic tambourine, cajon, tabla, and more. They have freed thousands of people's voices and rhythm.

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