I wish I lived a little closer to the Canada - U.S. border that enters the Bay of Fundy at St Stephen, New Brunswick. There's a fun 8-week workshop starting tomorrow at the Cobscook Community Learning Centre over the border in Trescott, Maine:From Mud to Music - Making & Playing Musical Instruments From Clay. The class will be instructed by Connie Harter-Bagley, master potter and owner of Clay of Fundy Studio. Participants will create clay instruments such as drums, ocarinas and flutes, and will learn to play them. Course includes clay, glazes, firing and one goatskin drum head.
I've been playing the djembe (african drum) for about 2 years and would love to make my own drum from Bay of Fundy mud! Well, perhaps I'll have to get myself down there this summer if they re-offer Mud to Music.
Monday, March 31, 2008
Bay of Fundy Mud Drum Workshop
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Another fun thing to do this summer that's in New Brunswick is to visit Campobello Island and take an art workshop. The workshop only lasts 4 hours per day leaving plenty of time to kayak, hike, sightsee or whale watch. See http://www.michaelchesleyjohnson.com/html/fbsg_workshop.htm for more information.
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