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drum circle
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drum circle,
n a spiritual, communal, or therapeutic music experience in which participants join together in a circle with drums, move, dance using various percussion instruments, voices, and other devices. These circles are used to reduce stress, anxiety and blood pressure, to in-crease immune system function, and to create a sense of community.


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This dynamic, powerful and unique experience of group drumming was brought to the Middle East when Julie-Anne Odell, managing director of Jupiter Eclipse Limited, stumbled upon community drum circles as a result of her passion for holistic healing.
I have been doing some drumming in schools but I am really trying to get it into the health area," said Kirsty who believes she is the only psychologist in the UK offering drum circles.
GT Jams can be arranged in a variety of free standing configurations, such as drum circles, or as components on a main structure.
 
 
 
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