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RELATED RESOURCES

There is a history behind the development of the field, study and training of universal rhythmic consciousness. Many people have contributed to its conception through to its current understanding.  The field will continue to grow and develop as more people become aware of the potential power to transform human consciousness through working with its universal principles.

GAMALATAKI RHYTHM TRAINING

https://creativemusic.org/about/philosophy/gamalataki-rhythm-training/  Developed By Carl Berger

“A unique and world-renowned practice of rhythmic cycles, utilizing syllables and vocalizing, training:”

“elemental rhythmic/dynamic attention and timing, phrasing, melodic expression; deepening the experience of pulse and language articulation, cyclical motion, additive rhythms, odd meters, mutiple meters, sense of space.”

Uses the syllables GaMaLa & TaKi  to represent 2, 3, 4, 5 ,7, 8, 9 beat cycles etc

TAKETINA RHYTHM TRAINING

https://taketina.com/ Developed by founder Reinhard Flatischler

TA KE DI MI PROJECT

HEIDRUN HOFFMAN

Heidrun Hoffmann is educated in the European tradition of Gymnastics (health calisthenics, dance theater, modern dance, and improvisation). She trained in Brazilian Samba with the Escola de Samba Uniao da Ilha (Rio de Janeiro) and in classical Indian Kathak Dance with Damayanty Joshi (Bombay).

For over ten years Heidrun was in partnership with Reinhard Flatischler, the founder of the TaKeTiNa rhythm work. She learned various percussion instruments and the Korean dance drums Tschanggo and Sam Buk, which have become her main passion in rhythm.

http://www.dirrid.com/webshare/hollyblue/heidrun/bio.htm

CORNELIA JECKLIN

Co-developer and Master teacher of the TaKeTiNa rhythm work.

1990 – 2014 Co-Leader of the TaKeTiNa Institute. Leader of instrumental training for buk/sambuk, changgo, conga and percussion. Leader of TaKeTiNa teacher trainings. Worldwide duo concerts and workshop tours. All in cooperation with Reinhard Flatischler, founder of TaKeTiNa rhythm work.

Musician/drummer in the group MegaDrums in the 1999 tour “Terra Nova” with Airto Moreira, Zakir Hussain, Steven Kent, Wolfgang Puschnig and Reinhard Flatischler.

https://corneliajecklin.com/?lang=en

INDIAN RHYTHM LANGUAGE

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takadimi

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konnakol

Tabla Syllables -  Where did the phrase TaKeTiNa come from?

The bol "Ta Ke Ti Na" derives from a corpus of material common among tabla players for many decades if not centuries. 


See top of page 136 - "ta ke tin na" & bottom of page 218 - "take tina" in the book "Volume 2 Indian Influence (Tabla Perspectives) by Jerry Leake, Pub. 1993  http://www.rhombuspublishing.com/volume_two_indian_influence.html


Also see page 132 - "Taa Ke Ti Naa" in the book "Focus on the Kaidas of Tabla" by David R. Courtney, Pub 2003

https://www.amazon.com.au/Focus-Kaidas-Tabla-Complete-Reference/dp/1893644073

PHILOSOPHY RELATED TO URC

Water Sound Images – The Creative Music of the Universe (Cymatics) Alexander Lauterwasser

https://www.amazon.com/Water-Sound-Images-Creative-Universe/dp/1888138092

Specific URC themes found in the Book:

universal laws, primordial, primal forces, structure formation as the result of one base matrix, archetypal structuring / patterns / rhythms, shifted forms, synchronization is manifestation as a process of chaos and order, primordial elemental structuring through synchronisation of wave phenomena, vibration as a rhythmically structuring force / rhythm as vibrational field / wave energy, rhythm as oscillation of polarities, pulse /interval, density and empty space, contraction and expansion, systole and diastole, something /nothing, stillness and movement. Density = pulse = stability  -   The void = immaterial = essence. Simultaneity is the principle of life, something new emerging from the integration/harmonisation of polarities, stillness and movement, permanence and change, rigidity and flexibility. Rhythm is repetition in time, past and future alternating, permanent communication between things past and things yet to be!

Sensitive Chaos -Theodore Shewnk

https://www.amazon.com/Sensitive-Chaos-Creation-Flowing-Forms/dp/1855840553

The Silent Pulse – George Leonard

https://www.amazon.com/Silent-Pulse-Search-Perfect-Rhythm/dp/142360122X

Simultaneity

https://www.dnaindia.com/analysis/column-positive-thinking-double-arrowed-attention-1771578

https://doublearrowed.substack.com/p/double-arrowed-attention

Inner Dynamics

https://inlpcenter.org/inner-dynamics-practitioner-certification-training

Haitian Drumming Technique's

https://www.amazon.com/Drums-

Vodou-Performance-World-Music/dp/0941677168

Shamanic Drumming

https://shamanicdrumming.com/

African Rhythm and African Sensibility

https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/0226103455/ref=cb_interstitial_us_au_desktop_rec_bullseye_unk_dp_dp

RESEARCH ARTICLES

The role of the vestibular system in rhythmic perception and entrainment.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/23569448_The_primal_role_of_the_vestibular_system_in_determining_rhythm

Music and Musicians in Kut,

The Korean Shamanic Ritual

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/308032866_Music_and_Musicians_in_Kut_the_Korean_Shamanic_Ritual

Rhythmic Archetypes in Instrumental Music from Africa and the Diaspora

MTO 16.4: Burns, Rhythmic Archetypes (mtosmt.org)

The Cyclic Nature of Haitian Drumming and The kasé - The Break (shift) from the Main Cycle  

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haitian_Vodou_drumming

Read under Section "Aspects of the Music"

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