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A couple of days ago I learned a little late how to avoid blisters when drumming (don’t use the tip of tour fingers to drum) and that Liza can write eloquently in english.

I loved the workshop. Emotions ran freely and everytime when I was unsure if I still tapped the right rythem, I Just had to look to Evelijn and was back on track!

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Today I learned to play the instrument I never tried. It was amazing experience and I am grateful for it. Also I learned that culture word started from Cultus - to share and I like this meaning much and. We share so we adapt something, use it and give it to our children.

Moreover, thank you Rita for sharing an idea of finding similarities in our differences. I will be back home with this idea.

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A wonderful day. Playing drums was a unique activity. After the session I wondered which was more tired, the body or the brain…. Another wonderful day!

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Today I learned to play a new instrument: Ka. I really loved learning the basics and new rhythms. Rita told us, during the introduction, that it’s normal on the island to teach next generations instruments. I might teach my niece and nephew when they are a bit older, but when I’m home, my first Gwo Ka student will be my dad. I can’t wait to share the knowlegde and joy we had today. I tried to write down the rhythms during the workshop so I can also use this in my own classroom.

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Today I learned that I've to step out of my head more often. Even tho I got emotional, I enjoyed myself. I also learned about coconuts. That you should hear water inside, otherwise it's not good anymore.

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Today I learned that drums/ka helped me very much to find peace inside myself and forgot for a little time the world outside.

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Today I learned to be in harmony with myself and realized that, to recharge my energy, I only need to listen to a great rhythm and beat, and be surrounded by amazing people. Music truly energizes me, and it was hard for me to stay in my seat without getting up and starting to dance.

What also stayed with me today was a story- when a child was born into a family, they planted a tree. And when that person passed away, the family made a musical instrument from a tree, so that whenever it was played, they could remember and reconnect with their loved one. I found that incredibly symbolic.

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Today I learned seven different beatpatterns on the Gwo Ka. This name is Creole and means big drum.

Playing together feels good. I really enjoyed it.

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I leearned today, that WiFi of Guadeloupe is a strange thing. But today i find a new way to relax and calm down with the drums. Thank you Rita for these great excursion.

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Today was another chance to confirm that TOGETHER we produce a perfect result. The feeling of unity, support, re-assurance was very strong. Even when I lost the rythm, I could return - thanks to the others who kept going.

I feel the same in life - having the other people arround you who support and encourage you - we can do magic ❤️

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Today i learned... About the 7 rythms of Gwada music, played with drums "ka" and how to play them.

The music make us feel alive!

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Today I learned something amazing about music! First, I listened carefully to a sound, then I mentalized it in my mind, and finally, I reproduced it—what a cool way to learn! I also discovered that Gow Ka means "big drum," which makes so much sense now. It’s fascinating how understanding the meaning behind words helps connect deeper with music. Now, every time I hear that deep, powerful rhythm, I’ll remember—"Gow Ka"- the big drum!