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At Drumba we believe that we
are rhythmic beings whose
quality of life - physical,
psychological, spiritual and
social - can be greatly
enhanced through the use of
rhythm as a means of creative
expression.
Our aim is to provide
opportunities for people to
experience the powerful
effects of drums and rhythm
and to share in the benefits of
this ancient, global tradition.
Bevil is a full-time drum maker, drum circle
facilitator and hand drumming teacher, based
in Cape Town, South Africa, whose mission it
is to spread the joy and healing power of
traditional hand drumming to as many people
as possible.

He has performed regularly with his students
at the Art of Living Festival, has been featured
in Odyssey magazine, as well as the
alternative lifestyle magazine programme Free
Spirit and been interviewed on SAFM's
Women Today. He was also one of the
organisers of the Festival of the Healing
Drums held at the V&A Waterfront in
December 2002, and hosts drumming events
like the Summer Drum Club.

When he is not facilitating group drum circles
for corporate functions and team building
events, he travels around to schools and
hospitals, where he works with learners,
patients and staff, using drumming and rhythm
as a tool educate and heal.

His work has also expanded into exploring the
use of drumming as a means of creative
expression. He has collaborated with the
Frank Joubert Art Center and the National
Gallery on a number of projects in this area.

He also runs regular drumming classes and
teaches drum making.