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May 13th, 2016Edition 20152016 Issue 35American School of DoualaAccredited talking DRUMS Editor and Design : Jacqueline BindziFROM THE DIRECTOR Dear Parents, TALKING Drums are slowly but surely reaching

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1. To fill out a talking drum, follow these steps:
2. Gather all the necessary materials, including the drum, drumstick, and additional accessories.
3. Place the drum on a flat surface, ensuring it is stable and won't tip over.
4. Take the drumstick and hold it firmly in your dominant hand.
5. Tap the drumhead with the drumstick, starting from the center and moving outward in a circular motion.
6. Gradually increase the intensity of your strikes to produce desired sound and volume.
7. Experiment with different rhythms and patterns to create variety in your playing.
8. Practice regularly to improve your technique and become more proficient in playing the talking drum.
9. Remember to respect and appreciate the cultural significance of the talking drum while playing.

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1. Various individuals and groups may benefit from using talking drums:
2. - Musicians: Talking drums add unique sounds and rhythms to musical compositions, particularly in genres like African, jazz, and fusion.
3. - Cultural enthusiasts: Those interested in exploring different traditional musical instruments and preserving cultural heritage.
4. - Educators: Talking drums are valuable teaching tools for music educators, promoting multiculturalism and rhythm comprehension.
5. - Performers: Drummers and percussionists who want to incorporate diverse sounds into their performances.
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8. Whether you are a musician, educator, performer, or simply intrigued by the sound and history of talking drums, they can be a fascinating and culturally significant instrument to explore.

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What is talking drums?

Talking drums are a form of communication used by certain African cultures to convey messages and stories using drumbeats.

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Talking drums do not need to be filled out as they are played and used for communication.

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The purpose of talking drums is to communicate messages, stories, and information within African cultures.

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