Parent-child drumming in Berlin

Name: Parent-child drumming in Berlin
Start: 2026-01-24T10:00:00.000Z
End: 2026-01-24T11:00:00.000Z
Location: Berlin

rhythm session for parents & children with drums, dancing and simple singing

Beat Etage - New

A boy plays the drum surrounded by other musicians.

The drum group plays rhythmically in the circus tent with instruments.

People sit in circles and play drums in the park.

Group dance with children and adults in the park.

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Berlin

Duration: 1h

About this class

Experience a captivating rhythm session for parents and kids. Here you playfully promote rhythm coordination and celebrate together with homemade music.

Enjoy a thrilling drum party for the whole family!

Young and old drum, rattle, dance and sing together under experienced guidance. Nobody can escape the party mood.

There is no minimum age and no requirements, no right or wrong.

The focus is on having fun with rhythm!

IMPORTANT: The concept requires at least one adult and one child to participate. That means you have to buy at least 2 tickets!

Concept: The easiest way for children to learn is through observation and imitation. We use this learning strategy in the parent-child session. The musical focus is more on parents and older children. When parents actively participate, the younger children automatically learn how to make music together. The children are free to play during the session. There is no minimum age — young and old take what is possible out of the festive atmosphere.

Objective: We enable parents and children to celebrate together with simple home-made dance music. In addition, we playfully promote creativity and rhythm coordination.

What you’ll do in the class

After a brief presentation of all instruments, a simple rhythm is played with the participants. Small rhythm games such as stops, starts, etc. are then integrated. In the middle of the drum orchestra, the dance floor is opened after a few minutes, rattling and clapping. By singing simple songs and integrating a simple mini choreography, the festive atmosphere usually comes to a climax.

There is always a short relaxation session at the end.