9:30 am - 10:45 am

The influence of African rhythms on Brazilian music is quite significant. Much of this influence came through religious practices, as well as traditional and recreational events. The primary musical instrument used is the atabaque, commonly known as the conga. In the Afro-Brazilian religion of Candomblé, the atabaque has three different sizes: Le, Rumpi, and Rum, similar to the Afro-Cuban versions known as quinto, conga, and tumba. There is an enormous variety of rhythms, and in this class, you will learn about some of them. These rhythms have a profound impact on music around the world.

11:00 am - 12:15 pm

There is a dance that goes along with capoeira, called the Maculelê. Capoeira is a dance that became a fight, and the Maculelê is a fight that became a dance. This dance, like capoeira, is performed by two people, each holding two wooden sticks. The sticks simulate the fight while also helping to match the rhythms.

12:30 pm - 1:45 pm

Capoeira is a unique art form that can be interpreted in various ways. Some perceive it as a dance, others as a martial art, while some regard it as a game. This versatility allows capoeira to be tailored to individual preferences.

7:00 pm - 8:15 pm

Capoeira is a unique art form that can be interpreted in various ways. Some perceive it as a dance, others as a martial art, while some regard it as a game. This versatility allows capoeira to be tailored to individual preferences.

7:00 pm - 8:15 pm

There is a dance that goes along with capoeira, called the Maculelê. Capoeira is a dance that became a fight, and the Maculelê is a fight that became a dance. This dance, like capoeira, is performed by two people, each holding two wooden sticks. The sticks simulate the fight while also helping to match the rhythms.

8:30 pm - 9:45 pm

Capoeira is a unique art form that can be interpreted in various ways. Some perceive it as a dance, others as a martial art, while some regard it as a game. This versatility allows capoeira to be tailored to individual preferences.

12:30 pm - 1:45 pm

Capoeira is a unique art form that can be interpreted in various ways. Some perceive it as a dance, others as a martial art, while some regard it as a game. This versatility allows capoeira to be tailored to individual preferences.

7:00 pm - 8:15 pm

Capoeira is a unique art form that can be interpreted in various ways. Some perceive it as a dance, others as a martial art, while some regard it as a game. This versatility allows capoeira to be tailored to individual preferences.

8:30 pm - 9:45 pm

Capoeira is a unique art form that can be interpreted in various ways. Some perceive it as a dance, others as a martial art, while some regard it as a game. This versatility allows capoeira to be tailored to individual preferences.

11:00 am - 12:15 pm

There is a dance that goes along with capoeira, called the Maculelê. Capoeira is a dance that became a fight, and the Maculelê is a fight that became a dance. This dance, like capoeira, is performed by two people, each holding two wooden sticks. The sticks simulate the fight while also helping to match the rhythms.

7:00 pm - 8:15 pm

There is a dance that goes along with capoeira, called the Maculelê. Capoeira is a dance that became a fight, and the Maculelê is a fight that became a dance. This dance, like capoeira, is performed by two people, each holding two wooden sticks. The sticks simulate the fight while also helping to match the rhythms.

9:30 am - 10:45 am

The influence of African rhythms on Brazilian music is quite significant. Much of this influence came through religious practices, as well as traditional and recreational events. The primary musical instrument used is the atabaque, commonly known as the conga. In the Afro-Brazilian religion of Candomblé, the atabaque has three different sizes: Le, Rumpi, and Rum, similar to the Afro-Cuban versions known as quinto, conga, and tumba. There is an enormous variety of rhythms, and in this class, you will learn about some of them. These rhythms have a profound impact on music around the world.