Bill Taylor, educator at LSS and co-creator of the program along with yutustana:t (Mandy Jones) expressed some of the points ...

Behind them, men played traditional percussion instruments, setting the rhythm for the performance. The striking dance was identified as Al-Ayyala, a traditional form of cultural expression deeply ...

Dr. Paul Enenche, Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, has captured national attention with a viral video showing him passionately playing traditional drums during a worship ...

A traditional drum beater in Bhaderwah spoke to ANI and said, "This is a ritual of worship. This has been going on for centuries. Hindus also used to participate in it. Today there are mobiles ...

Check out the breakdown below — and learn the benefits of each. How it works: Ah, the traditional putting grip. Ol’ reliable. This is by far the most common grip technique on the greens for ...

It’s mid-July and the group is dressed in heavy tunics and white wool trousers, and accompanied by musicians blowing wooden horns and beating drums ... secure a tenuous grip on tradition ...

The LUX Grip aims to recreate the tactile experience of a traditional Leica camera. It features a mechanical two-stage shutter button, a control dial, and two customizable function buttons.

Traditional Craftsmanship Behind Metal Drum Making Posted: January 24, 2025 | Last updated: January 24, 2025 Discover the skillful process of crafting metal musical drums using time-honored ...

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this hydraulic drum handler is engineered to handle 30-, 55-, and 85-gallon drums with ease. Its universal grip is compatible with steel, poly, or fiber drums, and the adjustable support keeps the ...

As Grip’s second season premieres ... [Omakase] draws heavily from traditional Japanese musical influences, like the rhythmic use of drums and chord progressions,” the band explains.

Drum dancing and throat singing were originally gendered activities in Inuit society, as explained by Leanna Wilson at Nunavut Parks “Learn To” session in the Iqaluit Visitors Centre on Aug. 6 ...