Description
Be transported around the globe as we learn the history and philosophy of our collective rhythm through lecture, presentation, and interactive percussive activities. Why do we drum? What is the connective tissue that binds us together as a family, as a tribe, as humans? Explore the aural landscapes of a heartbeat through percussion instruments from the dawn of time to modern days. Join in as we unleash your inner drummer.
Raymond Conseur, M.Ed., is a retired, 35-year teacher with SDUSU where he was the English and Drama Department chair and Gate Team leader. He also supervised student teachers and was honored as Site Teacher of the Year in 2003 and 2015. Conseur is a veteran of the Navy Band, as well as percussionist of exotic instruments with Ginger Root Records, performing with the world fusion band, Didginus. He’s currently a supervising teacher for history students in the SDSU Education Department, and continues to perform with numerous music ensembles. Conseur is committed to sharing indigenous world music with audiences everywhere.