When The Drummers Were Women: A Spiritual History of Rhythm
Layne Redmond explores the spiritual history of rhythm and brings attention to the role of women drummers. Combining musical and historical perspectives, this work considers drumming as a meaningful cultural and spiritual practice, offering readers a focused look at rhythm’s enduring significance.
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When The Drummers Were Women examines the spiritual history of rhythm through the presence and contributions of women drummers.
Layne Redmond presents rhythm as a subject connected to music, spirituality, and cultural history.
The book offers a broad exploration of how drumming and women’s participation in it have been understood across time.
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