Just back from Rotterdam, Hamburg and last month Budapest find out how DrumPulse can bring to life your overseas events.
Read on to hear what else we have been up to this year…
DrumPulse Head facilitator and Remo Artist Mark Hunter thwarted the rain at the annual percussion festival on the South Bank recently. A fantastic crowd of over 300 still eagerly awaited the boundless energy of the DrumPulse team.
Singing legend Lulu was in the audience, in the past DrumPulse have also welcomed Brittany Spears into one of their teambuilding events.
Who says drumming isn’t glamorous? |
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The Ukraine got its first taste of DrumPulse with a surprise Junk Funk Percussion event as a conference energiser (See Other Events).
In the space of an hour over 100 delegates created a sensational performance that included using buckets, coat rails, pots and even the kitchen sink! |
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This was the setting for the Percussive Arts Society’s Day of Percussion. Drumpulse provided an ice breaker drum circle to kick off a day full of fantastic workshops with international drumming artists. |
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In the last of a series of three conference finales over Europe, we received a stunning reaction from our Russian participants.
Corporate activities such as drumming are relatively undiscovered in Russia but that did not deter everyone from seizing this new experience and creating an unforgettable day. |
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Drumpulse were proud to have been asked to bring the celebrations to a climax with their ‘Clap Happy’ finale. 500 delegates looked under their seat to find pairs of brightly coloured rubber gloves. Within minutes, our team had everyone on their feet, we were then surrounded by a sea of colour as the room was in full swing.
Big Brother’s Davina McCall left after delivering her keynote speech earlier; Davina in rubber gloves- now what a photograph that would have been. |
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Organisers were keen for DrumPulse to lead a percussion workshop this year. The day started with a live demonstration and interview on BBC Radio Berkshire we later had fantastic fun with all the participants and the general public that came to watch. |
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A morning wake up like no other a Haka session with our Maori warriors! The QE2 conference centre in London shuddered with the sound of almost a thousand people watching, quickly learning and performing the ancient Maori Ritual together. This was only the beginning. When the group reconvened after lunch they found a drum on every seat. Within seconds they embarked on a hours drumming session to end the conference on a high. |
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We were honoured to be asked to provide something completely different to celebrate this important Hindu festival. We had over 400 people participating in an after dinner drum event, sending fantastic rhythms into the North London night sky. |
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