Grandmother Drum

The drum is beating… the Grandmothers are calling…
The Largest Healing Drum in the World…
the Grandmother Drum is heading to the Gold Coast this weekend for 3 days of performance, workshop and healing sessions.

You can watch a snippet of the Grandmother Drum on this Prime 7 TV News link

Tickets are selling fast get yours in advance through MOSHTIX
http://www.moshtix.com.au/event.aspx?id=56046

Regards, Ken Jacob World Music Promotions.

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The Largest Healing Drum in the World

GRANDMOTHER DRUM

One Drum…… One Heartbeat…… One Family…… One Earth

Saturday 14th April 2012

Tallebudgera Valley Community Hall

611 Tallebudgera Creek Rd, Tallebudgera Valley

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From a vision of indigenous grandmothers and many hands of the multicultural Alaskan community, the GrandMother Drum (the largest drum of its kind in the world), took over a year to construct. White Eagle Medicine Woman guided each step of the Building Ceremony of the GrandMother Drum with prayer, ceremony and world-wide meditations. Each of the seven layers of wood of this 7 foot (2.134m) diameter drum, represents the 7 continents of Mother Earth.

Over 1300 strips of Alaska Yellow and Red Cedar and Alaska Birch were used for the kettle shaped drum base. During each layer, prayers and ceremonies were conducted for the people of each continent of Mother Earth.

The GrandMother Drum design brings together the drums of the people of the four directions. The drum’s kettle shape design is similar to the kultxrun of the Mapuche of South America, the Buffalo skin came from North America, the stringed tuning style is that of an African Djembe and the stand reflects an Indian tabla.

Over two hundred clear and rose quartz crystals are embedded in the kettle shaped drum base. The crystals were embedded in a pattern known as the Sacred Triple Spiral. This pattern is actually a matrix of the chakras or energy centres of the human energy field. When activated through specific drumming techniques, the crystals in the Grandmother Drum transmit a high frequency healing tone, immersing the human body in a high crystalline environment, raising the potential for a deep healing of the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual bodies.

The Mission of the GrandMother Drum International Peace Project is to travel around the world promoting peace and unity through the global language of music, dance, cultural and healings arts.

The GrandMother Drum is a living, beating symbol from the hearts of the grandmothers that we are all one people, that Mother Earth is our one country, that love is stronger than fear and that peace and freedom are the birthrights of all humanity. The drum is the centre piece of creating celebrations that honour the unique gifts and spiritual traditions of the diverse cultures of the human family with the theme: The Heartbeat of One Family, One Earth. The dynamic multicultural performances share an explosive mix of thundering primal rhythms, irresistible music and dance

DRUM FOR CHANGE

Drum for our children, grandchildren and future generations to come

Welcome in the great purification and cleansing of all negativity within ourselves

Welcome in the new era of peace on earth

The performances are interactive, tribal with ceremonial flare… GrandMother Drum Projects dynamic “prayerformances” transform the hearts of all involved, leading audiences in a passionate fury of love.

“Concert goers are shaken to the core by GrandMother Drum’s soulful thunder, her universal power in undeniable.” Heather Resz-Anchorage Chronicle

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The Magic Bundle Story

White Eagle Medicine Woman will take you on a journey that is older than time itself, a story that begins east of the sun and west of the moon. In this fun and interactive story, you will meet GrandMother Sees the Truth and the Great White Elder and find out whats inside the magic bundle they left for us all. This teaching story shares the heart of the Grandmother Drum Project, the unity and oneness of the human family. This program culminates in the children joining White Eagle on GrandMother Drum for an interactive drum and dance spectacular.

 

2pm: Welcome to Country and blessing by Aboriginal Elder Graham Dillon 

2.15pm – 3.15pm: The Magic Bundle Story - Puppet Theatre (for kids of all ages!)

 3.30pm – 6pm:  GrandMother Drum Prayerformance (bring your own drum to join in if you wish)

 

Tickets $30 + bf in advance thru MOSHTIX
http://www.moshtix.com.au/event.aspx?id=56046

or $35 at door, kids 5-15 $10, under 5 FREE

There will be healthy snacks and drinks available to purchase.


Sunday 15th April 2012

Drum makingworkshop (baby drums)  1- 7pm

Tallebudgera Valley Community Hall

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On Sunday 15th April we are having a drum making ceremonial workshop “THE HEALING POWER OF THE DRUM”  facilitated by Suraj Holzworth (White Eagle Medicine Woman) where small replicas of the Grandmother Drum are made.

Cost $88 (incudes all materials). Purchase of drum is extra depending on drum size

Booking details: Contact Sri Devi on deb@leadershipexcellence.com.au


Monday 16th April  2012:

Private and Group Healing Sessions

Healing sessions by appointment (1-2hours) available with White Eagle, Salila Hughes, Michaela Baumgartner, or Sri Devi.

Cost $111 per hour.

Evening Group “Spirit Walk” Session with White Eagle and Grandmothers 5-8pm.  $44 per person.

Booking details: Contact Sri Devi on deb@leadershipexcellence.com.au

White Eagle Medicine Woman

Presented by: Ken Jacob World Music Promotions
 
 

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Ganga Giri

Ganga Giri Tallebudgera Community Hall

Ganga Giri Tallebudgera Community Hall - 31st March 2012

Tallebudgera Valley Community Hall

ganga giriGANGA GIRI is a rhythmic didgeridoo explosion incorporating fat dub beats mashing it up with a dancehall vibe. An electronic global roots celebration that brings people together in a modern day corroboree.

Delivering his unique and authentic taste of multicultural Australia GANGA GIRI’s music has been widely & wildly appreciated by music lovers in many countries including Australia, Japan, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Netherlands, Canada, Indonesia and the United States igniting audiences in clubs and at music festivals.

Check out Ganga Giri live on You Tube

GANGA GIRI is a remarkably energetic and innovative live act. He has achieved something rare and precious which few artists are able to capture mixing natural elements with fat tribal beats and dirty funky bass lines to create a unique tribal-technological deep earth dance experience.

Joining Ganga Giri on stage is French Guyanan singer and celebrator Jornick whose rich reggae dub dancehall vocals fuse seamlessly, added to this is the electronic beats and funky dub bass lines, world music sounds and powerful tribal percussion.
In the past year Ganga Giri has toured across Australia, collaborated and recorded with a traditional Indonesian Gamelan and Kecak orchestra and has recently returned from a massive tour across the USA, Canada.

Ganga Giri’s new album Good Voodoo captures the infectious energy that the band has been known for at Festivals worldwide and celebrates the ancient and the modern of Australia now.

Catch Gangi Giri with special guests Yeshe Reiners on percussion and Mbira with
Jornick Joellick who is Gangas main vocalist:

Saturday 31st March 2012
Tallebudgera Valley Community Hall
611 Tallebudgera Creek Rd
Tallebudgera Valley
(exit 89 from M1 motorway, right at Caltex service station traffic lights, hall is 7.2kms on your left.)

Doors open 6.30pm
Show starts 7.00pm through till 10pm
Tickets $15 plus booking fee in advance thru MOSHTIX Buy tickets

or $20 at the door

Children under 13 free

This is an all ages alcohol free event, delicious food and drinks by Food For Life available.

What other people are saying

“It’s unusual to feel like you’re witnessing something unique and progressive that just fits and feels right. Hearing a description of Ganga Giri evokes curiosity as to how it all would come together but being there, it just made sense that dub/dancehall/reggae/electro genres should be mixed and then combined with indigenous flavours of didgeridoo and dance”

Faster Louder Live Review – Fly By Night – Western Australia

“the Australian quartet stormed the fields of Wakarusa. The sound‚ the presence‚ the energy was overwhelming-hands down‚ the highlight of the entire festival”

Wakarusa Festival (USA) Review …State of Mind

“The music took my muddy boots and threw them about for a bit, next thing I knew the dub from the decks had infected my spine and my whole body was bouncing. This carried on throughout the set, until its climax. At which point the sun and blue skies appeared and grinning like a child I went off to get an ice cream!”

Scott Williams – Glastonbury Festival review.

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