Scientists recently released a report that discovered that the brains of musicians that played together had equally matched electrical impulses. In other words, their brain patterns were in sync and were proven to be identical. New scientific evidence has also reported that people who engage in synchronous activities are more likely to cooperate with their group members, as it enhances their value of friendship and collaboration.xxxi
xxxiBittman, B., Snyder, C., Bruhn, K., Stevens, C., Westengard, J., & Umbach, P. (2004) Recreational Music-Making: An Integrative Group Intervention for Reducing Burnout and Improving Mood States in First Year Associate Degree Nursing Students.
Lynn-Seraphine, Pamela. The Drummer’s Manifesto: Empowering YOUR Musical Brain for Optimal Health (p. 84). Global Reach Media, LLC. Kindle Edition.
Come celebrate life, community, family, friendships and music-making. Sit with us in a circle playing drums and hand percussion. Join in creating a group rhythm led by a facilitator who guides the group in rhythms, rhythm-based activities and games. Bring your own drum or use ours, no experience needed. Drum circle facilitator Scott Cincotta is offering monthly community drum circles.Your 1st session is FREE, after that a $5.00/person fee will be charged. A family of 3 or more will be charged $12.50… For more info. 1-262-939-4299.