Korean Drumming

Korean drumming, known as Samulnori, is a dynamic and culturally rich musical tradition that offers numerous benefits to participants. This traditional art form involves the use of four primary percussion instruments, creating a powerful and rhythmic performance that enhances coordination and rhythmic skills. Practicing Korean drumming fosters teamwork and collaboration, as it is often performed in groups, promoting a sense of community and shared purpose. Additionally, the physical activity involved in drumming can improve cardiovascular health and overall fitness. Culturally, it serves as a way to preserve and celebrate Korean heritage, connecting individuals to their roots and providing a deeper understanding of their cultural identity. Overall, Korean drumming is a vibrant and engaging activity that benefits both physical and social well-being. 

Forming a beginners' drumming class, inspired by an advanced group of drummers who practice and perform in local communities, is an excellent way to nurture new talent and expand the reach of this dynamic art form. The advanced group’s impressive performances and dedication can serve as a powerful motivation for newcomers, demonstrating the possibilities that come with practice and passion. The beginners' class can offer structured, step-by-step instruction, focusing on fundamental techniques, rhythm patterns, and coordination. By drawing inspiration from the advanced drummers, the class can instill a sense of aspiration and community among the novices, encouraging them to develop their skills and eventually contribute to local performances. This initiative not only promotes cultural enrichment and community engagement but also provides a supportive environment for individuals to explore and grow their musical abilities.


Twice a month, on Thursday of each month when the center is available for beginners.