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Music Is The Universal Language 2006-12-20 01:39:26 Many people have asked us how we arrived at our company name "One World Rhythm" The answer to our company identity is as old as music itself. Music
transcends cultural and religious boundaries. Music sees beyond gender and age. Music knows no monetary system or economic class. And music can take our hearts and imaginations to distant lands and enchanted locales.
Recently, a very nice Korean family participated with us in a Kids Rhythm Adventure open house. With the exception of their little boy (6-ish), no-one in their family spoke a lick of english. Although our staff had no experience speaking Korean, the language barrior was simply not an issue. Everyone enjoyed creating "in the moment" music together. After an active evening of fun music creation and activites, we parted as new friends from the experience. Although no words were spoken the night of that open house, we laughed, had a great time and enjoyed each other’s company as our group music making lifted all of o Read more:Universal
Rhythm program is hard to beat 2006-12-20 01:28:52
Reprint courtesy of Anaheim Hills News / Orange County Register
One World Rhythm
rocked Canyon Hills Library.Â
By DIANE REED
Anaheim Hills News
Libraries used to be quiet zones, where no one spoke above a whisper and librarians wagged their fingers and “Shhhshed” anyone that did. That is no longer the case.
One World Rhythm rocked the Canyon Hills Library Wednesday and the library staff joined in the noisy fun.
The interactive music program was a first at the local library. And, from the moment Pete Ellison and his percussionists Debbie and Richard Keith began distributing drums, apple-shakers, boom-whackers, maracas, and tambourines to the 114 children and their parents who attended their program, it seemed certain, it wouldn’t be the last.
“Think about the last time you were at the beach and the waves were washing against the shore,” Ellison told the group. “There’s a rhythm to that sound. Today we are going to create and learn a one world
Drumming in the holiday 2006-12-19 23:23:03 I always enjoy drumming with friends and family. Last year I decided to incorporate the “drumming” experience into the holidays and invited everyone over to the house for what they thought would be a traditional Christmas celebration. Much to their surprise, I busted out the drums and other percussion gear and handed them out for all to explore.Â
There, before the lights of the holiday tree and roaring fireplace we gathered and created music together.Everyone had such a great time, I’ve been asked to do it again. This is such a great way to share in an activity together and really have lots of fun. If you don’t have percussion instruments handy, no worries. Find things around the house that can be converted into a percussive instrument. Here are a few hints:Get a package of chopsticks (they are really inexpensive), have your guests break apart the chopsticks (which will be used as strikers for some of your instruments). Bust out some pots and pa Read more:Drumming
One World Rhythm Supports Shriners Hospital 2005-10-20 02:32:07 On October 7th, 2005 One WorldRhythm
participated in the 7th Annual health fair at Shriners Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. Representatives from social service agencies set up booths to raise awareness and inform patients, families and community members about available resources. Information booths offering free dental screenings, blood pressure checks, lead poisoning prevention, cancer information, tobacco education, arthritis information, immigration rights information and child abuse prevention were just part of the resources offered. One World
Rhythm provided interactive entertainment as they conducted two rhythm based events for patients and guests. Some great drum grooves could be heard throughout the event hall and all participants left the sessions with beaming smiles. The Los Angeles Shriners Hospital is a 60-bed pediatric orthopaedic hospital providing comprehensive orthopaedic care to children at no charge. The hospital is one of 22 Shriners Hospitals throughout Nort
One World Rhythm Participates in Charity Event 2005-09-17 02:34:22 One WorldRhythm
is proud to have provided entertainment at a recent Red Cross fundraising event entitled “Artist for Katrina.” The two hour family variety show held on September 16th was staged in the beautiful 450 seat performing arts theatre building at Moorpark College in Moorpark California. The event featured 20 unique performances from local dance, music and theatrical ensembles all rallying together to raise funds earmarked for the Red Cross to aid hurricane Katrina survivors. Show Organizers Joey Letteri & Carie Salas ended the evening with a big high five as they thanked the crowd and performers on hand for helping to pull off such a successful event.
Read more:One World
, Charity
Music Is The Universal Language 2006-12-20 01:39:26 Many people have asked us how we arrived at our company name "One World Rhythm" The answer to our company identity is as old as music itself. Music
transcends cultural and religious boundaries. Music sees beyond gender and age. Music knows no monetary system or economic class. And music can take our hearts and imaginations to distant lands and enchanted locales.
Recently, a very nice Korean family participated with us in a Kids Rhythm Adventure open house. With the exception of their little boy (6-ish), no-one in their family spoke a lick of english. Although our staff had no experience speaking Korean, the language barrior was simply not an issue. Everyone enjoyed creating "in the moment" music together. After an active evening of fun music creation and activites, we parted as new friends from the experience. Although no words were spoken the night of that open house, we laughed, had a great time and enjoyed each other’s company as our group music making lifted all of o Read more:Universal
Rhythm program is hard to beat 2006-12-20 01:28:52
Reprint courtesy of Anaheim Hills News / Orange County Register
One World Rhythm
rocked Canyon Hills Library.Â
By DIANE REED
Anaheim Hills News
Libraries used to be quiet zones, where no one spoke above a whisper and librarians wagged their fingers and “Shhhshed” anyone that did. That is no longer the case.
One World Rhythm rocked the Canyon Hills Library Wednesday and the library staff joined in the noisy fun.
The interactive music program was a first at the local library. And, from the moment Pete Ellison and his percussionists Debbie and Richard Keith began distributing drums, apple-shakers, boom-whackers, maracas, and tambourines to the 114 children and their parents who attended their program, it seemed certain, it wouldn’t be the last.
“Think about the last time you were at the beach and the waves were washing against the shore,” Ellison told the group. “There’s a rhythm to that sound. Today we are going to create and learn a one world
Drumming in the holiday 2006-12-19 23:23:03 I always enjoy drumming with friends and family. Last year I decided to incorporate the “drumming” experience into the holidays and invited everyone over to the house for what they thought would be a traditional Christmas celebration. Much to their surprise, I busted out the drums and other percussion gear and handed them out for all to explore.Â
There, before the lights of the holiday tree and roaring fireplace we gathered and created music together.Everyone had such a great time, I’ve been asked to do it again. This is such a great way to share in an activity together and really have lots of fun. If you don’t have percussion instruments handy, no worries. Find things around the house that can be converted into a percussive instrument. Here are a few hints:Get a package of chopsticks (they are really inexpensive), have your guests break apart the chopsticks (which will be used as strikers for some of your instruments). Bust out some pots and pa Read more:Drumming
One World Rhythm Supports Shriners Hospital 2005-10-20 02:32:07 On October 7th, 2005 One WorldRhythm
participated in the 7th Annual health fair at Shriners Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. Representatives from social service agencies set up booths to raise awareness and inform patients, families and community members about available resources. Information booths offering free dental screenings, blood pressure checks, lead poisoning prevention, cancer information, tobacco education, arthritis information, immigration rights information and child abuse prevention were just part of the resources offered. One World
Rhythm provided interactive entertainment as they conducted two rhythm based events for patients and guests. Some great drum grooves could be heard throughout the event hall and all participants left the sessions with beaming smiles. The Los Angeles Shriners Hospital is a 60-bed pediatric orthopaedic hospital providing comprehensive orthopaedic care to children at no charge. The hospital is one of 22 Shriners Hospitals throughout Nort
One World Rhythm Participates in Charity Event 2005-09-17 02:34:22 One WorldRhythm
is proud to have provided entertainment at a recent Red Cross fundraising event entitled “Artist for Katrina.” The two hour family variety show held on September 16th was staged in the beautiful 450 seat performing arts theatre building at Moorpark College in Moorpark California. The event featured 20 unique performances from local dance, music and theatrical ensembles all rallying together to raise funds earmarked for the Red Cross to aid hurricane Katrina survivors. Show Organizers Joey Letteri & Carie Salas ended the evening with a big high five as they thanked the crowd and performers on hand for helping to pull off such a successful event.
Read more:One World
, Charity
How Can a One World Rhythm party make my (birth) day? 2007-02-03 06:46:54 We've all experienced our share of pin the tail on the donkey, musical chairs and the ever favorite - bashing of the piñata. And while these childhood staples are fun and rather predictable in nature, today's parents are seeking ways to break the "typical" party mold and venture into the unexplored. A whole cottage industry has sprung up to meet such a need and hence the creation of the "themed" party.Â
Party themes can be found in all shapes and sizes, from my little princesses to NASCAR, Star Wars to the Flintstones. Although matching paper plates, cups and napkins are all "nice", the truly adventurous party planner will want to think outside the box and beyond pin the tail on the Chubaka. Which brings us to the topic of what to "do" at the party…what…to…do.
Fortunately, the subject of what to do at the party also addresses the burning question, "How Can a One WorldRhythm
party make my (birth
) day?"Â One World
Rhythm has worked with all kind
What is a "Rhythm Based Event?" 2007-02-14 22:06:35 Welcome to One World Rhythm
. My name is Pete Ellison and in this article I will address topics pertaining to rhythm-based event planning and participation. Whether you’re an event planner, guest, or fan of drum circles in general, I hope you’ll find this article to be both useful as well as informative.
In this issue we’re going to discuss planning a rhythm-based event that will include event timelines, typical costs, and space requirements. I’ll also be discussing what to expect as a spectator or participant of a rhythm-based event. But first, for those of you reading the term “rhythm-based event” for the first time and are scratching your head wondering, “What the heck is this all about?” I’ll get into some of the basic concepts of today’s rhythm-based events.
Rhythm-based events fall under the family umbrella of what are called drum circles. There are many types of drum circles conducted throughout the United States and ab
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Communities Served 2007-11-20 16:37:14 One World Rhythm currently serves the following communities for drum circles, school assemblies, parties, corporate events, library functions and more:
Agoura CA
Agoura Hills CA
Alameda CA
Alamo CA
Alamo Oaks CA
Albany CA
Albion CA
Alhambra CA
Alisal CA
Aliso Viejo CA
Altadena CA
Alum Rock CA
Alviso CA
American Canyon CA
Anaheim CA
Antioch CA
Anza CA
Aptos CA
Aptos Hills CA
Arcadia CA
Aromas CA
Atherton CA
Baldwin Park CA
Baldwin Hills CA
Belmont CA
Berkeley CA
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Happy Mother’s Day 2007-05-13 18:22:03 On behalf of One World Rhythm, I would like to extend a happy Mother’s Day wish to everyone. My favorite “mom” memory comes from when I was in junior high school. I had just joined a local youth band and like so many of the other things I had an interest in, my [...] Read more:Happy
, Happy Mother
Drum Downtown 2008-05-10 10:12:01 Pete Ellison of One World Rhythm is scheduled to be the guest facilitator representing Remo Incorporated as he kicks off the first of several “Drum Downtown
” events being held at the Music Center in Los Angeles.
Drumming outdoors on a beautiful Saturday morning… fun, vibrant, and energetic. Hand drums, shakers, tambourines, and other percussion instruments are provided.
Where else can you beat out your latest aggression without getting into trouble? Drum Downtown offers a unique outdoor drumming experience on the Music Center Plaza between May and September. For drummers and non-drummers who live life on the beat.
WHERE: Music Center Plaza
WHEN: 10:00 AM - 11:15 AM
ADMISSION: FREE
First come, first served.
No advance reservations needed. You are also welcome to bring yo
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