Name Reinhard Flatischler | Role Musician | |
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Education University of Music and Performing Arts, Vienna Albums Layers of Time, Ketu, Coreana Similar People Glen Velez, Dudu Tucci, Wolfgang Puschnig, Arthur Hull, Loire | ||
Reinhard flatischler presents taketina
Reinhard Flatischler (born in Vienna, Austria, in 1950) is a musician and composer, founder of the TaKeTiNa Rhythm Process, and leader of the percussion group MegaDrums.
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- Reinhard flatischler presents taketina
- Reinhard flatischler megadrums
- Biography
- TaKeTiNa
- CDs
- Books
- References
Reinhard flatischler megadrums
Biography
Reinhard Flatischler was born in Vienna in 1950. He studied at the University of Music and Performing Arts, Vienna. He subsequently studied drums and percussion with master drummers from around the world. In 1970, Flatischler founded the TaKeTiNa Rhythm Process.
Flatischler is a member of the committee Of strippers Of strippers. He works with physicians and scientists to conduct research on the effects of the TaKeTiNa rhythm process. He co-directs a project exploring rhythm in pain therapy along with the president of the German Pain Association (DGS), Gerhard H. H. Mueller-Schwefe.
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He was featured and appeared in the 1997 Manfred Waffender documentary film "Herzschlag der Kontinente" (Heartbeat of the Continents) with the Karnataka College of Percussion, Ramesh Shotham, and Mamady Keïta.
TaKeTiNa
TaKeTiNa is a process that uses rhythmic movement and vocalization to develop rhythm and percussion skills, as well as relaxation, focus, perception, and self-confidence. The TaKeTiNa Process has been incorporated into pain and other medical therapy programs.