for FLUTE PLAYERS, BUFFALO DRUMMERS, RHYTHM MAKERS, RATTLERS & JINGLERS!
Hózhó is a Navajo word that conveys a range of concepts, including balance, harmony and wellbeing.
Rhythm Harmony HOZHO CIRCLES are relaxed free-form circles playing sounds of Native American music.
We shall find our beat together and play gently guided freestyle, inspired by stories and legends of the Native American peoples.
Bring your Flute, your Buffalo or Tubano Drum, rattles etc and join the circle as a creator, a supporter and a healer, immersing yourself in rhythm and melody.
No drum? No worries! Let me know when you book your place and I shall bring one for you to play.
The vibe is playful and earthy - no pressure, no judgement, no competition, no expectation.
Contact Suzanne to book your place [email protected]
We shall find our beat together and play gently guided freestyle, inspired by stories and legends of the Native American peoples.
Bring your Flute, your Buffalo or Tubano Drum, rattles etc and join the circle as a creator, a supporter and a healer, immersing yourself in rhythm and melody.
No drum? No worries! Let me know when you book your place and I shall bring one for you to play.
The vibe is playful and earthy - no pressure, no judgement, no competition, no expectation.
Contact Suzanne to book your place [email protected]
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Monthly on Sunday mornings in East Brent Village Hall, Brent Road, East Brent TA9 4JG
The hall is located just a few minutes north of J22 of the M5, along the A370 Bridgwater/Weston Road. The hall is on the corner at the traffic lights. There is free parking. What do you need to bring? A bright smile and an open mind. A drink would also be a good idea (the kitchen will not be available), and of course instruments if you have your own. Dress to keep warm in the colder weather. Play begins at 10.30am for a 'generous hour' |
2025 Dates Coming Up:
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January 26th
February 23rd |
March 30th
April 27th |
May -
June 29th |
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BOOKING IS REQUIRED
Contact Suzanne [email protected] Payment is £10 in cash on the day. For grown-ups of all ages. For beginners and less experienced folk, as well as seasoned players. |
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