[NR] Need input for drum workshop - Ainar and others?

Maleah maleah at mmcable.com
Mon Dec 17 09:55:23 PST 2001


How about Protectorate??? It's early fall. The second week-end in October
and I can guarantee the Baroness is friendly towards drummers and dancers.

Hasheika Maleah
Namron
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Subject: [NR] Need input for drum workshop - Ainar and others?


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Note:  See Daveed's bio at the bottom of this message.

Although Daveed will be in Tahlequah with Turku in May, there are several
schedule conflicts which would prevent him offering a drum workshop at that
time.  However, he has asked if we would like him to come in the early fall.
If we wait until then, he may be able to participate in a nearby Ansteorran
event, and may even have time to facilitate a drum-building project and do a
family drumming program for parents and their kids.  Ideally, he would also
conduct DrumFest! programs (see below) at one or more local schools (contact
me if you think this would interest your child's school - I'll provide a
DrumFest! brochure) while he is in Tulsa.

This is a wonderful opportunity for us, and I hope many of you will join me
in putting this together.  For now, I need a date to propose to Daveed.
Your Excellencies?  Anyone?

~ Zenobia ~


DAVEED KORUP



Percussionist v ?Composer v Poet

Teacher v? Instrument Maker v Philosopher

Producer v? Writer v? World Citizen

Daveed has sparked the imaginations of thousands in creating a unique sound,
which reflects a synthesis of styles from many of the world's dynamic
percussion traditions and Western Jazz.


A native of Illinois, Korup is the co-creator of DrumFest!: a hands-on,
multi-cultural drumming experience for people of all ages. Through school
assembly programs, artist-in-residency projects, concerts and workshops,
Daveed introduces participants to the exciting world of percussion and
rhythm. Since its' inception, DrumFest! has reached more than 45,000 people
from Charlotte, NC to San Diego, CA.


A graduate of Northern Illinois University, Daveed has worked with musician
and mentor, Billy Woods, performing the "Music of the Urban Gypsy" all
across the country and co-founded Lights-On Productions to promote
performance and instructional projects. In 1994, they created the
provocative percussion ensemble, Seeds of Time and released two energizing
recording projects, Eyes Behind the Veil and Seeds of Time -- an Invitation
to Drum.


PJ Birosik, a music reviewer for the New Age Music News & Reviews, had this
to say about Eyes Behind the Veil:


"A sacred dance masterpiece.music that moves beyond

simple entertainment into the realm of wonder."


Daveed has also produced three instructional tapes for North African/Middle
Eastern drumming, The World of Dumbek and a new instructional project that
focuses on a more comprehensive approach to Middle Eastern hand drumming,
Rhythm Rides for Dumbek. He is the author of a hand-drumming manual, titled,
Taodrumming and is currently in production of a companion video due for
release in 2002.


Korup is the lead percussionist for the Eurasian folk ensemble, Turku, which
traveled to Samarkand, Uzbekstan in the fall of 2001 to participate in the
third annual Sharq Taronalari Festival, sponsored by UNESCO and the Uzbeki
government.


He is married to Cyndi and has two sons, Bill and James.




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