Question

Discuss this quote, from a tribal drummer visiting this country, and in response to a direct question regarding whether drummers also dance: "If you don't also dance, why would you BOTHER to drum?" How does this question reflect how drumming and dancing are parallel expressions of the same thing? Discuss the ways that this statement might feel jarringly unusual for a Western musician. An answer from 5-7 sentences.

Answer 1

It is obvious who used to beat the drum will surely dance because it is the power of music that makes the drummer dance and it is also due to the internalization of the character of dancing that is inheriting in the drummer. It is also seen that the tribal people are very much cheerful people in the world and it is seen that dancing and drumming are deeply penetrated in their culture. If we look at these two activities that are dancing and drumming then we will find that both are parallel because we can not drum without dancing and also we can not dance without drumming or any music, hence both are parallel. It is also true that sometimes musician does not do any activity while playing music that shows they have also the same feelings but they do not express on the stage or within the public but internally they were in the dancing mood.