Monday, October 11, 2010

Accessories your Tambourine

Taking care of the tambourine also means that you need to put some accessories into it like gem or rhinestones. Mostly tambourines have these gems on the side of their tambourine to glitter and shine. Just like what I have placed on my own Remo tambourine. It matches well with the tambourine ribbons we have.

I don’t have any specifications about the meanings of gems. But I only know is that it is only for the purpose of beautification and jazzing it up. You can buy these wonderful looking gem stones or rhinestones on local market or shop that sells also ribbons and other sewing material stuffs.

It is best to use quick dry glue or mighty bond when attaching a gemstone or rhinestone into your tambourine. We often do have some bloopers when we dance and our gems detach themselves on the tambourine. Well, personally you can do without it. But as what I have said, it is for the sole purpose of beautifying your tambourine. Picture below is for representation only.






Sunday, October 10, 2010

Garments of Praise on Tambourine Dancing

No matter what you decide on the Garments of Praise for your group, it is important that those garments represents holiness, decency, purity, unity of the group, simplicity and most especially will match for the theme your church are celebrating.

The easiest for us to think of using is a white colored shirt topped with Pashmina textile in vibrant colors that unifies us as a group. It is also important to tie the hair and make it look neat so that there will be no interruption when you dance.

A simple pearl-like white earring would do good to match the dress but just don’t use anything which is dangling and never ever use your watch while you are dancing. It is also important that when we dance the tambourine, our fingernails are clean and trimmed. I have never ever seen a tambourine dancer wearing a distracting colored nail polished fingernails that are so long. Most of us are really disciplined not to grow our nails long and keep it clean and simple.

But whatever is your motive, it is the heart that matters the most right? But do you think you represent God when you dress improper clothes like jeans and revealing clothes while you’re on the stage performing a dance you said is offered to the Almighty God? I don’t think so. Apostle Paul told us in1 Timothy 2:9-10 “I also want women to dress modestly, with decency and propriety, not with braided hair or gold or pearls or expensive clothes, but with good deeds, appropriate for women who profess to worship God.

We as Tambourine Dancers should be modest in our clothing. We do not dress like the world does. We do not act like the world does and we do not dance like what the world does. I have nothing against those who are wearing jeans on churches. I am talking about ministers who dance before God to consider very carefully on what to prepare as their Garment of Praise before they dance. Here are sample pictures I have from the past church activities we have.









Saturday, October 9, 2010

How to Do Shake Tap in Tambourine



Read the Article about Basic Tambourine Taps you should know which I also included in this blog. I do hope you learn something on the basic tambourine taps. If you have any questions, just drop us a message or write us a comment by clicking on the subject title so that the comment box will appear. God bless you.

How to Do Swivel Tap in Tambourine




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Friday, October 8, 2010

How to do Twist & Turn in Tambourine



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How To Execute Zip in Tambourine




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How To Do Tap & Rock



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How to Loop Tap and Loop in Tambourine




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Saturday, October 2, 2010

Mechowlah Kara Ministry




Mechowlah means “dance or “group of dancers” and pronounced as “Mek-o-law” while Kara is also a Hebrew word which means to dance. So to combine both the Hebrew word it means “group of dancer to dance”. It is a ministry I started back home when I was teaching tambourine dance to a group of females although I also pray that someday soon we will be having men who are called and are ready to dance before God.

Actually it was already a second batch of group that I taught tambourine dance patterns and I am really happy to what God is doing in that ministry. I would just like to share the ministry that God has entrusted me and my site is dedicated to His Glory and also to help aspirant tambourine dancers who wants to know more about tambourine dancing.

As a Ministry head of Mechowlah Kara, I would also like to reach my students to remember the patterns I have taught them. It is important that our heart is set right before God as we dance. Discipline is also a part of the ministry wherein we subject our bodies to be holy and pleasing to God as we give our sacrifice of Praise. Endurance is also being developed as each pattern teaches us to persevere in the calling that we have answered.

Our emblem stands because of God who is worthy of all the praise and glory. In due time we will be updating our logo and give it more color and be vibrant. But in the mean time, let this be a symbol of our faith to continue our dance before the Lord Almighty. To God be the Glory!

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Friday, October 1, 2010

Sample Of Tambourine Dance Patterns (Choreograph) # 6

Title of the Song: Consuming Fire by Tim Hughes

Intro: There could be more than this..


Instrumental first..
(Adoration) 2x
(Candlestick) 2x


Chorus:
(Trinity) 2x
(Marriage) 1x
(Candlestick) 1x


Come Like a Rushing Wind… (Repeat 2x)
(Mae’s flow) 2x
(Glory) 1x
(Mountain Top) 4x
(Candle Stick) 1x

Instrumental: (You can put your adlib to the song here)…


Stir it Up in our Hearts Lord….


(New Covenant) 3x
(Great God) 3x
(Candlestick) 3x
(Trinity) 3x
(Marriage) 4x
(Candlestick) 3 counts only for ending the song



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