Instruments

· Instrument Care

Drum Making Supplies

· Sterling Rope

"A recent study shows that playing the drums or other percussion instruments actually improves IQ scores of children."
- Music Education Leads to an Increase in Ones' IQ

Click here to view a short movie about Drum Circles
(30MB Quicktime format)

Giving Tree Music Drum Circles:

:: for Corporate Team Building
:: for Festivals - Events
:: for Young People
:: for Seniors
:: for Human Empowerment

Giving Tree Music Store:

:: Instruments

:: Instrument Care
:: Drum making Supplies

:: Sterling Rope

"...I just wanted to express my gratitude for your team building drum circle held during our manager's meeting. Everyone came out of the meeting energized and motivated. It was an excellent change of pace..."

Thanks Again-
Ana Lisa Cote
Human Resource Manager
Nature's Food Patch

Hands on Community
is a service oriented non-profit organization dedicated to bringing a sense of empowerment and belonging to those who may not be able to otherwise seek, or even be aware of it. Share the joy of drumming with others.

Visit HandsOnCommunity.org
and make a donation today.

Contact us today to find out more about our Drum Circle Facilitation for your corporate, school, senior, or community event!

Giving Tree Music - Instrument Care

Whether you've recently acquired one of our drums, or have had one for a while, please follow these basic rules to maintain optimal condition for your drum:

Never leave your drum in a hot car. This will cause serious damage to the drum head.
If the head of the drum is made from natural skin, it is affected by humidity.
If the head feels loose, place in sun, near a fire or carefully blow with a hair dryer to tighten.
If the head gets wet for some reason, avoid playing until dry. If the skin is stretched, it will not return to its original tuning.
The oils from your hands are good for your drum, so play regularly!
Avoid playing with rings on fingers; this can damage your rings as well as the head of the drum.

Contact us for more information about caring for your Giving Tree drum. Call 727.736.7789, or e-mail info@givingtreemusic.com.