CLASS SCHEDULES

Saturday Classes: 

  • 12noon to 1:30pm Intro Class

  • 1.30pm to 3pm Level One Taiko Class

  • 3pm to 4.30pm Level Two Taiko Class 

Friday Night Class:

  • 6pm to 7:30pm Open Class

Term Schedule & Fees for 2019:

Winter Intro To Taiko Course - 

  • Sandringham dojo (25 Taylors Road, Sandringham): 

(20th July to 17th August, 5 week course).  Run on Saturdays from 12noon to 1:30pm

  • Mt Wellington dojo (198 Marua Rd, Mount Wellington):

(20th June to 18th July, 5 week course).  Run on Thursdays from 10am to 11:30am

 

Fees: - ​

  • $100 for 5 weeks of taiko intro course

Regular Taiko Class Schedule:

  • Term 1 -  9th February to 13th April
     

  • Term 2 -  20th April to 13th July
    *No class on 27th April, 25th May and 1st June 
    **NO regular class on 15th June - we are having our Taiko Camp that weekend!

  • Term 3 -  20th July to 21st September

  • Term 4 - 5th October to 14th December
    *No class on 9th November (Seido event)

 

Fees - 

  • $150 for the whole term or $20 for casual classes

Contact

Email: kumotaiko@gmail.com

Tel: 021-646227

ADDRESS

Friday Night Classes:

198 Marua Rd, Mount Wellington, Auckland.

Saturday Classes:

25 Taylors Road, Sandringham, Auckland. 

(we are sharing the dojo with Auckland Seido Karate Club)

 

    © 2016 by Kumo Taiko.

     About            

    What is Taiko

     

    The word "taiko" is used to refer to any   Japanese drums as well as to a specific form of ensemble drumming. Taiko performance is a combination of many components including technical rhythm, stance, synchronized movement and carefully choreographed presentation.  It is dynamic and powerful but at the same time graceful to watch.

     

    Why Taiko

     

    There are many benefits to drumming.  Not only do you get to learn a new skill, it also encourages you to develop better awareness of yourself and others through the ensemble playing.  The classes are fun and well-paced so there is never a dull moment.  This is a great way to get some exercise into your routine and meet some new friends.

     

    The Name

     

    Kumo (雲 ) in Japanese means "cloud" and is taken from the Japanese phrase "kōun ryūsui" (行雲流水) in full, which reads, "To drift like clouds and flow like water."  The phrase is often linked with Buddhism, and carries a meaning of "to take things as they come".  Here at Kumo Taiko we believe there is a drummer in each one of us that is waiting to be discovered and heard. 

    Founder’s Notes 

     

    One of the biggest joys in playing taiko is the sense that you are part of a team, that you are never alone.  It is a great vehicle for self expression plus it helps to build confidence.  Why not give it a try?

    Want to know more? Send us an email!

    Any enquiries please contact Jane on mobile or email

    Tel: 021-646227 | kumotaiko@gmail.com

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