Workshops

Tribal Soup Project is available to teach the following workshops at festivals and private event classes. Contact tribalsoupproject@gmail.com to learn more.
​Drum Games
Just like the title says, it is a workshop about playing games with drums. 
Let us have some Drum fun, share some laughs and learn something new.   This workshop is designed to teach through play, and will strengthen your whole mind-body drumming experience.   Practicing these simple games and activities can have a rewarding effect upon your drum path.

Drum Circle 101
  • The Different Types – review of the different types of drum circles
  • What to expect and when to expect it.
  • 1st, 2nd, and 3rd shift drumming
  • What am I supposed to do or play
  • The Roll of the Dice
Drum Circle Etiquette:
  • The do’s and don’ts of drumming with strangers and friends too.
Drumming the Odd numbers (3, 5, 7 & 9)
Djembe: (beginner to intermediate)
  • History / Culture – a review of historical and cultural information on instrument
  • Vocalization – introduction to spoken language of the drum
  • Hand Technique – introduction to proper hand technique, along with drill work
  • Rhythms – Introduction and review of various rhythms
  • Jam – Open Jam using rhythms and techniques from class

Doumbek: (beginner to intermediate)
  • History / Culture – a review of historical and cultural information on instrument
  • Vocalization – introduction to spoken language of the drum
  • Hand Technique – introduction to proper hand technique, along with drill work
  • Rhythms – Introduction and review of various rhythms
  • Jam – Open Jam using rhythms and techniques from class

​Frame Drum: (beginner to intermediate)
  • History / Culture – a review of historical and cultural information on instrument
  • Vocalization – introduction to spoken language of the drum
  • Hand Technique – introduction to proper hand technique, along with drill work
  • Rhythms – Introduction and review of various rhythms
  • Jam – Open Jam using rhythms and techniques from class
Tribal Soup Project is the blending of two souls into the distinct sounds of rhythm, love, and laughter. As guides for learning, Jesse and Seaweed are committed to creating community and sharing knowledge with like-minded individuals, wherever they may be on their own drum journey. The pair has been a part of the central Florida drum and pagan community for nearly two decades as teachers and performers, and look forward to making music and sharing the drum path with all who wish to learn and grow alongside them. The ingredients of each bowl of “TSP” is always evolving and changing to create a new and different experience from the last. Their goal is to enrich your soul by the experience of the energy and joy shared through drumming.