Do students play with bare hands, with sticks, or both?
The styles we focus on are mainly played with sticks. This is especially good for children, as it avoids the injuries associated with bare-hand, or “palm” drumming. Playing with sticks also builds strength and coordination required for more common types of percussion instruments like snare drum, timpani and xylophone.
The styles we focus on are mainly played with sticks. This is especially good for children, as it avoids the injuries associated with bare-hand, or “palm” drumming. Playing with sticks also builds strength and coordination required for more common types of percussion instruments like snare drum, timpani and xylophone.
