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World Drumming Project Analysis

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Last week, we finished the last group work—World Drumming Project. Although this was the last project, my group members still did this project conscientiously. I think we did well in our group work. The first we discussion about how to assign the work, and then we began writing our rhythm. Our members contribute equally, and I think our cooperation leaded this job successfully. After we assign the instrument, we began to create the rhythm step by step. Of course, we changed some rhythm when we heard or hit in strange way. This group work helped me improved skill for communicate with group members, because in the past, I always too shy to talk with other people. If we were to explore other type of cultural music, I might like to experience the

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