Yesterday, the managers in my department met offsite for a strategy session. It was a productive afternoon and we got a lot done. But the best part of it was that our manager surprised us afterwards with a brand new team building event. We had a drum circle. I love the unique team building ideas because I can only go bowling so many times.
She had this guy come in and give us some basic instruction on the drum. Some of us were a bit rhythmically challenged but most of us had it down in the end. It was a lot of fun, especially after we got the hang of it.
We also got to listen to this guy play the fujara. A fujara is a shepherd's flute that is played standing up. It comes from central Slovakia and is also popular in south Moravia. It is normally between 160 - 200 cm (5'3" - 6'6") long. There are three holes on the lower part and you use your hand to manipulate the sound. Here's what it sounds like...
She had this guy come in and give us some basic instruction on the drum. Some of us were a bit rhythmically challenged but most of us had it down in the end. It was a lot of fun, especially after we got the hang of it.
We also got to listen to this guy play the fujara. A fujara is a shepherd's flute that is played standing up. It comes from central Slovakia and is also popular in south Moravia. It is normally between 160 - 200 cm (5'3" - 6'6") long. There are three holes on the lower part and you use your hand to manipulate the sound. Here's what it sounds like...
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