A drum circle as a cultural practice refers to an informal group of people who meet regularly to play the drum together. This practice often has cultural, spiritual or social aspects. Here are some backgrounds and aspects related to drum circles as a cultural practice: 1. Cultural Diversity: Drum circles can draw on cultural traditions from different parts of the world. In many African, Latin American, Native American and other indigenous cultures, drums play an impressive role in ritual and community activities. 2. **Ritual and SpiritualityEvery Tuesday the drum circle is organized near the dock near the gate of the drum makers here in San Marcos and has been this way for many years. I always enjoy the experience when we all drum and dance together and use all kinds of instruments to make music, be it sticks or glass bottles Everything that makes a sound can be used to make music. That is the magic of music that connects everything, the vibrations can heal, give comfort and joy and it is a type of communication that has been around for many thousands of years. Music connects people, leads rituals and ceremonies that ultimately bring us together.
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