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The Forgotten Power of Rhythm: Ta Ke TI Na
Reinhard Flatischler presents his revolutionary approach to rhythm in this book for both musician and layman. His TA KE IT NA work offers an experience of the interaction of pulse, breath, voice, walking and clapping which awakens our inherent rhythm in the most direct waythrough the body. The skills developed through TA KE TI NA can be transferred to any musical instrument and ultimately unfold into a deeper self awarenessand a new understanding of the many musical voices of our world. A great survey of world rhythms.
150 pages, Paperback
First published August 1, 1992
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March 30, 2009
There are some deep technical concepts for music and rhythm here, but what I liked best was the depth of passion this man has for rhythm and drumming. His account of the healing he had with a Korean shaman was what inspired me to attend my first TaKeTiNa workshop, and I have integrated the work into my teachings and become a strong advocate of the work. The TaKeTiNa practice helps us remember the archetypal experiences we have all shared standing, dancing, clapping, singing and chanting, and celebrating in community circles, and brings a profound sense of balance, wholeness, connection and relaxation.
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