Drum Talk Game
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
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John Scalici facilitates a rhythm game called "drum talk" in which students must train their ears to hear three signature beats which must be repeated immediately after they are heard. If someone misses the cue---they're out!! The game teaches valuable listening skills and has many different variations. John uses this to train kids to listen for "breaks" in traditional W. African music.
This is a great game that can also be utilized by music therapists. Thanks for sharing!
i rember this game we used to play it in Djembe class :)
didnt get the method pls can you explain it simple way?
Beating dem bongos
Bongo man cool 😎
It's a cool concept, but look at all the others who's out of the game, just sitting there yawning and not paying attention any more. Seems this game only works in small groups so that you can start over quickly and everybody can join in again.
Tom--thanks for your comment--these visually impaired kids asked me to play the game this way. I had worked with them for 13 weeks. This very late in the afternoon, and we had time to play a few more games. The game does indeed go quickly. thanks.
The lin to the book including the game is at:
tinyurl.com/jas365k
I agree 100%,
but generally player elimination is a staple of Ameritrash (not as derogatory here, "technical term" ;) ). They sure love some downtime!
such a diversity is great,
and good game well played!
Interesting, inspirational game. Good work, Mr. Scalici.
Nothing bad happened (regarding hate comments), this is competition game concept. These children (with special needs) who got out- still enjoy and keep smiling.
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Haters should do the same thing- try to understand, enjoy and keep smiling.
Have a nice day!
I love seeing all the smiles in this room! Good job, John!
This is a great game Kevin. As you practice, you get better. It's competition. there are losers when you compete. There are also losers in football, basketball, chess, swimming and LIFE. This lesson teaches to do your best and there is no promise you will win. Just like life. It's not a drum circle.
This is absolutely FABULOUS!!! I love the energy of the game and the love between the facilitator and the participants is so evident! Great work!!!
He lost. It's a game. They are blind. She is assisting them.
Thank you for posting this. My kids LOVE this game!
Hey! Thanks for sharing this positive experience, Alyssa!
That was great. Don't quite get it yet but I sure do appreciate what it is that you do there John. It's apparent that you love it and the people.
Keep up the good work.
Hello my friend! The game "Drum Talk" is not an "ECHO" game, but rather a "question and answer game"...I ask kids to include one or two sound that they heard in my "question", into their "answer"....So it's not an "echo" game. The second level of the game involves the "three quick beats", which I developed in order to keep everyone "on their toes" and involved in the game! I hope this makes sense! The kids who "miss" the three beats all agree that they "lose" their drum, narrowing the game to just a few players. It' not mean or disrespectful. The kids LOVE the game. In this particular example, the kids are ALL blind. They LOVE the challenge. I hope this helps you. Let me know if I can clarify anything else for you in order for you to use the game to fit your needs! Thanks so much! My boo, explaining this game is available at:
tinyurl.com/jas365k
They are all blind, it was just a bit of fun at the end of the session.
1.000.000 Thanks for share this really inspirational video...
Hello my friend! The game "Drum Talk" is not an "ECHO" game, but rather a "question and answer game"...I ask kids to include one or two sound that they heard in my "question", into their "answer"....So it's not an "echo" game. The second level of the game involves the "three quick beats", which I developed in order to keep everyone "on their toes" and involved in the game! I hope this makes sense! The kids who "miss" the three beats all agree that they "lose" their drum, narrowing the game to just a few players. It' not mean or disrespectful. The kids LOVE the game. In this particular example, the kids are ALL blind. They LOVE the challenge. I hope this helps you. Let me know if I can clarify anything else for you in order for you to use the game to fit your needs! Thanks so much! My boo, explaining this game is available at:
tinyurl.com/jas365k
They are blind.
Great game, lovely to see/hear the positive energy in that room!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Could you explain the game please?
Hello my friend! The game "Drum Talk" is not an "ECHO" game, but rather a "question and answer game"...I ask kids to include one or two sound that they heard in my "question", into their "answer"....So it's not an "echo" game. The second level of the game involves the "three quick beats", which I developed in order to keep everyone "on their toes" and involved in the game! I hope this makes sense! The kids who "miss" the three beats all agree that they "lose" their drum, narrowing the game to just a few players. It' not mean or disrespectful. The kids LOVE the game. In this particular example, the kids are ALL blind. They LOVE the challenge. I hope this helps you. Let me know if I can clarify anything else for you in order for you to use the game to fit your needs! Thanks so much! My boo, explaining this game is available at:
tinyurl.com/jas365k
Keep up the good work, John!
this is so great. life changing experience for anyone!
This was wonderful and lot of fun
Hello my friend! The game "Drum Talk" is not an "ECHO" game, but rather a "question and answer game"...I ask kids to include one or two sound that they heard in my "question", into their "answer"....So it's not an "echo" game. The second level of the game involves the "three quick beats", which I developed in order to keep everyone "on their toes" and involved in the game! I hope this makes sense! The kids who "miss" the three beats all agree that they "lose" their drum, narrowing the game to just a few players. It' not mean or disrespectful. The kids LOVE the game. In this particular example, the kids are ALL blind. They LOVE the challenge. I hope this helps you. Let me know if I can clarify anything else for you in order for you to use the game to fit your needs! Thanks so much! My boo, explaining this game is available at:
tinyurl.com/jas365k
Wow. Really enjoy seeing what is going on in your circle. Would love to get where I can lead a circle like this.
Hello my friend! The game "Drum Talk" is not an "ECHO" game, but rather a "question and answer game"...I ask kids to include one or two sound that they heard in my "question", into their "answer"....So it's not an "echo" game. The second level of the game involves the "three quick beats", which I developed in order to keep everyone "on their toes" and involved in the game! I hope this makes sense! The kids who "miss" the three beats all agree that they "lose" their drum, narrowing the game to just a few players. It' not mean or disrespectful. The kids LOVE the game. In this particular example, the kids are ALL blind. They LOVE the challenge. I hope this helps you. Let me know if I can clarify anything else for you in order for you to use the game to fit your needs! Thanks so much! My boo, explaining this game is available at:
tinyurl.com/jas365k
I played a game similar to this one in my Music Appreciation class, my teacher let us all pick one percussion instrument and we all had to play a solo at one point, it was really fun and I'm kind of sad that he said we are only going to get to do it once a month.
Hello my friend! The game "Drum Talk" is not an "ECHO" game, but rather a "question and answer game"...I ask kids to include one or two sound that they heard in my "question", into their "answer"....So it's not an "echo" game. The second level of the game involves the "three quick beats", which I developed in order to keep everyone "on their toes" and involved in the game! I hope this makes sense! The kids who "miss" the three beats all agree that they "lose" their drum, narrowing the game to just a few players. It' not mean or disrespectful. The kids LOVE the game. In this particular example, the kids are ALL blind. They LOVE the challenge. I hope this helps you. Let me know if I can clarify anything else for you in order for you to use the game to fit your needs! Thanks so much! My boo, explaining this game is available at:
tinyurl.com/jas365k
his got the best ear in there did any one notice
Wow great process
Hello my friend! The game "Drum Talk" is not an "ECHO" game, but rather a "question and answer game"...I ask kids to include one or two sound that they heard in my "question", into their "answer"....So it's not an "echo" game. The second level of the game involves the "three quick beats", which I developed in order to keep everyone "on their toes" and involved in the game! I hope this makes sense! The kids who "miss" the three beats all agree that they "lose" their drum, narrowing the game to just a few players. It' not mean or disrespectful. The kids LOVE the game. In this particular example, the kids are ALL blind. They LOVE the challenge. I hope this helps you. Let me know if I can clarify anything else for you in order for you to use the game to fit your needs! Thanks so much! My boo, explaining this game is available at:
tinyurl.com/jas365k
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Dear people who watch this drum talk game:
I just received this message from a very uninformed and unintelligent internet troll.
"Just watched a vidio,where a lady takes a kids drum,for playing out of turn,when there is no turn.You should be ashamed of your self,for letting that happen. "
The video that this person is referring to contains footage fom my 14yr residency at the Alabama School for the Deaf and Blind.
The kids are playing (and loving) and game a created called "Drum Talk" where the kids have to repond to certain rhythmic cues over time. If they miss, they are "out" and the game continues until 2 players are left. AND YES, SOME KIDS ARE YAWNING BECAUSE THEY HAVE ALREADY BEEN PLAYING DJEMBE FOR AN HOUR AND A HALF AND IT'S LIKE 4PM.
PLEASE understand that there is nothing about this game that is unfair, mean, or unproductive in any way what so ever! It hurts AND angers me for people to make judgements about things they have no idea about.
THE KIDS ACTUALLY CAME UP WITH THEIR OWN RULES FOR THE GAME!!
This person who commented clearly didn't take the time to read the comments and the description.
If you are so compelled, please watch the video and leave a positive comment in the video. Hopefully this will counterbalance the uninformed and uneducated haters:)