It was excellentDear Dennis Thank you for letting us play on the drums. It was excellent and I liked the feelings on the drums. It was excellent beats and excellent rhythms. It was fantastic. Thank you It was really great funDear Dennis Thank you for coming in and sharing your music with us it was really great fun. I hope you will come again. The best bit that I liked was when we all played at the same time. XX I had a fantastic time it was brilliant.Dear Dennis It was excellent to learn the drums when I played it was great. Do you always do that in Africa? All those drums where do you keep them? Do you teach other children in Africa? How come it never hurts your hands? Do you play those rhythms in Africa? Because you're very good. What do the children do anyway? I had a fantastic time it was brilliant. Thank you for teaching me. Thank you so very much! Letters from the TeachersDear Denis Just to say a big thank you for the brilliant workshop and talk. All the students really enjoyed your visit - you have opened their eyes to other ways of seeing the world. All best wishes Kayla- Plymouth College of arts.
An african manThis morning we were listening to an African man with drums and stories. James Courtland school.You are a good drummer, Mathew it was a great story, Ashley I liked the story. Corey. Thanks you for your exciting contribution to our arts week. Every one enjoyed it and said how much they liked the drumming, stories and rapport you had with the children . We all look foward to seeing you again. May be for the next one. Courtland school. African story role play
Denis and the kids acting out an African story Love from MollieDear Denis Kigongo, Thanks you for all your time. Thank you for letting us use your drums. My fevourite part was all of it. Please come back. Love from Mollie Foxhole infants' schoolDear Denis, Thank you for comming to present the African Experience day to our school. It was wonderful for the children to have so much information about another culture. You certainly helped them to understand many facts of life in Uganda with the variety of experiences you offered them: stories,music, songs, language, games, the meaning of traditional practices and the wonderful artfacts you brought. The children really enjoyed being able to sepak swahili and playing the drums, as you will see from the letters. Although the whole day day was excellent, we particularly enjoyed the drumming because it was exciting and you tought us so much in such a short time. Every child was able to archieve and was totally involved. We look foward to working with you again. Mary, Deputy Head. |