When does Feeling Rhythm take place?

The workshop takes place on Monday, November 2, 2026, from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM.

Where is the workshop located?

The event location is EinTanzHaus in the Trinity Church at Square G4, 68159 Mannheim.

Do I need prior knowledge?

No. The course is aimed at all interested individuals and does not require prior knowledge.

What will be taught in the workshop?

The program includes the fundamental playing technique of the frame drum in Upright Style, the Indian rhythm language Konnakol, as well as subdivision and odd time signatures.

How much does admission cost?

EinTanzHaus's solidarity pricing system provides ticket prices of 5, 10, 15, or 25 Euros. The lowest stated contribution is 5 Euros.

How can I reach EinTanzHaus?

The Mannheim Rathaus and Marktplatz stops are just a few minutes' walk away. Several parking garages are available in the city center, including G1 at Marktplatz and D5 at the Reiss Museum.

Feeling Rhythm: Mannheim's EinTanzHaus Transforms Beats into Movement and Sound

Name: Feeling Rhythm
Start: 2026-11-02T19:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-02T20:30:00+01:00
Location: EinTanzHaus

Feeling Rhythm: Experience Music and Movement at EinTanzHaus Mannheim

On Monday, November 2, 2026, EinTanzHaus in Mannheim invites you to the workshop Feeling Rhythm. From 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM, participants will discover rhythm through music, movement, and dance. No prior knowledge is required – the course is aimed at everyone who is curious about musical body work and collaborative learning.

Discovering the Beat with the Frame Drum

The focus is on the frame drum. The workshop provides an introduction to the posture of the instrument and the fundamental playing technique in Upright Style. Sounds, movement impulses, and recurring patterns come together for an immediate event experience, where rhythm is not only heard but felt physically.

Konnakol, Subdivision, and Odd Time signatures

The course also introduces the Indian rhythm language Konnakol. Additionally, important fundamentals of rhythm theory will be covered, including subdivision and odd time signatures. This creates a practical target group approach for music enthusiasts, dancers, and people seeking new connections to movement and sound.

Structured Workshop for Beginners

The event planning includes a series of six sessions, the content of which builds on each other. Participation in at least four sessions is recommended. At the same time, the evening on November 2 offers an accessible introduction for anyone who wants to get to know rhythm work initially. The concentrated event atmosphere of EinTanzHaus creates a special setting for this.

EinTanzHaus in the Listed Trinity Church

The workshop takes place at EinTanzHaus in the Trinity Church in Mannheim's G4 square. The venue is a performance space for contemporary dance, courses, and interdisciplinary projects. The location is centrally located in the city center and is easily accessible via the Mannheim Rathaus and Marktplatz stops. A ramp with a gentle incline, an accessible toilet, and wheelchair spaces support an accessible visit.

Conclusion: Rhythm as a Shared Experience

Feeling Rhythm combines musical learning, movement, and personal discovery. Anyone wishing to get to know the frame drum, try Konnakol, and sharpen their perception of beat and dynamics will find an open and inspiring workshop evening at EinTanzHaus. Mark your calendars now and experience rhythm live.