As of July, 2019, I am no longer teaching at, performing at, or in any way whatsoever associated with Global Academy of Performing Arts, formerly known as Global Dance Studio and Theater. I found the proposed change in my role as part of the Atlanta SEEDs program quite unacceptable, and determined it was time to […]
The Saturday Middle Eastern drumming class and drum jams will be on hiatus for the summer. I will post information in August on resumption of the adult program at Global Academy of the Performing Arts.
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Important Schedule Updates Fellow drummers, there are a few schedule changes in the Global Dance Studio drumming calendar for the remainder of October. A lot of you already know about these from announcements in class, but I want to be sure no one is kept in the dark about them! Note that these cancellations do
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It’s nice to have enthusiastic students!! This trio had some down time before their dance class at the studio on Monday, so decided they would practice on their own for our December performance. They used clips from Carmine Guida’s rhythm practice CD to help them play at tempo — thanks, Carmine!!
Global Dance Studio Drumming Program August 2018 News and Schedule Updates August brings a new school year for kids and a new schedule for the Atlanta S.E.E.D.s program at Global Dance Studio & Theater, which means some changes for the drumming program! We have some new classes for children and adults as well as changes to
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I discovered something at last weekend’s monthly drum circle. I attend on a semi-regular basis because I enjoy getting out and drumming in a non-performance group setting, plus a friend runs it and I like to support my friends. Usually the focus is on raising and channeling energy with the drumming, That works well as
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Have you ever found yourself at a place, or an event, where you were uncomfortable and felt like you didn’t quite belong, but yet you KNEW you were supposed to be there? Today at the Asheville Percussion Festival, a memorial Celebration of Life for Layne Redmond closed out the three-day event. I never met Layne.