Name Arthur Hull | Role Percussionist | |
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Albums Alchemists Almanac, Sounding the Stones Similar People James Asher, Rod Pooley, Babatunde Olatunji, Kalani Das, Reinhard Flatischler | ||
Drum circle hosted by arthur hull march 10 2013
Arthur Hull is an internationally renowned percussionist. He is seen by many as the person who conceived and developed the idea of the facilitated community drum circle. He now travels the world training drum circle facilitators.
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- Drum circle hosted by arthur hull march 10 2013
- Vmc arthur hull facilitator s training workshop 2015 singapore
- Playshops
- Awards
- Books
- References
Vmc arthur hull facilitator s training workshop 2015 singapore
'Playshops'
Hull ran his first intensive 6 day long "Drum Circle Facilitator's Playshop" in Hawaii in 2000, and has hosted them there annually since then. These have developed to include a 10-day leadership/mentoring element open to returnees. This pattern has been duplicated in 2009 and 2010 in Scotland. Both attract a very diverse international population. Alongside these HUll travels for 6 months of every year running weekend trainings in countries across the world.
He also designs and promotes drums for drum manufacturers Remo, and creates experiential teambuilding and leadership events.
He has published two books:
The books are the handbooks for his courses.
Awards
He was winner of the 2005 Santa Cruz Calabash Award. In 2000 and 2002 he was awarded DRUM! Magazine's Drummie Award for Best Drum Circle Facilitator.
Hull's facilitated drum circles are specifically non culturally specific. Though African djembes may predominate, many other styles of drums and percussion are in evidence. The teaching at a facilitated drum circle is 'teaching without teaching' - participants are playfully encouraged to create their own in-the-moment rhythms and sounds. Freed from the pressure to get things right, people can relax and let the rhythms play them. Many, having become comfortable with their drum through such play, will go on to learn specific rhythms and cultures.