Harteland Rhythms with Sinead Harte

Harteland Rhythms with Sinead Harte Community Drumming,Percussion, Harmony Singing, Yoga, Therapeutic group Facilitation, Sound Healing

Harteland Rhthms is a Professional community music and arts service providing wonderful inclusive environments for individuals and organisations to explore musicality. All our services are tailored to meet any organisations, Schools or groups needs. Examples of what we do-

drumming circles
singing and voice play
percussion improvisation workshops,
Family Drum circles,
Yoga, Kids Yogic Arts


Mindfulness

Sinead is an experienced Counselor and Group facilitator, she is also the regional Co Coordinator For Village Music Circles Training in Ireland. Contact: Sinead Harte 0892555625

[email protected] if you'd like to added to our email list for up and coming retreats

Evening all.Hope you are all having a wonderful summer😊It’s been a few months,  I’m finished the festival run and offeri...
18/08/2026

Evening all.

Hope you are all having a wonderful summer😊

It’s been a few months, I’m finished the festival run and offering an end of summer rhythm day in baltinglass.

Landing on the last Saturday of the month.

All drums will be provided. We’ll be exploring a Haitian rhythm and some songs. Pm me if you’d like to attend and I’ll send details.😉🙏

Sunday morning love beauties We’ll be gathering tomorrow night at Wild Eala for our Monday night group 7.30-9.00 pm Shou...
09/08/2026

Sunday morning love beauties

We’ll be gathering tomorrow night at Wild Eala for our Monday night group 7.30-9.00 pm
Shout me a message if you’d like to join as I pack drums accordingly.

Also I’m offering the first of its kind women’s retreat in two weeks ;the dream is for this to develop into a much bigger broader offering..details on flyer for website re choices & bookings .
This retreat will be intimate therefore small numbers & limited places available.
I’ve bookings coming so if you’d like be part of this first send me a message asap 😉

PS; always remember how bloody epic you are 🥰🪘

Starting this Monday , we’ll be journeying with some beautiful trance weaves as our anchor, some Monday night ritual dru...
02/07/2026

Starting this Monday , we’ll be journeying with some beautiful trance weaves as our anchor, some Monday night ritual drumming in west Wicklow in the beauty of Wild Eala

3 weeks before I’m off grid at camp, please pm to book place, so I’ll have some sparkling drums for you 😆🪘✨

Every drum has its own voice.Some people collect guitars. Me? I collect drums.Every one of them has its own beautiful vo...
26/06/2026

Every drum has its own voice.

Some people collect guitars. Me? I collect drums.

Every one of them has its own beautiful voice, character and resonance.

I had an interesting experience recently while facilitating a large outdoor drum circle. I had over 30 drums with me, and when we finished, the van was parked quite a distance away. Some of the participants kindly helped carry everything back, and I was told all of the drums had been packed.

As I was securing the last of my kit, I could still hear one of my drums singing in the distance. The DJ was already playing, yet somehow I recognised its voice. I knew its resonance.

So I followed the sound and, sure enough, tucked away from where we’d been facilitating were two of my drums, happily being played by a group of children.

It made me smile. It also reminded me of when my children were little. Out of all the noise in the world, I could always recognise their cry.

Perhaps that’s why I feel such a connection with these drums.

Born from trees and animal hide, I experience them as carrying something of that life within them. They aren’t simply instruments to me; each has its own personality, voice and spirit. Together they form a community.

And that’s why I love using drums as a doorway to human connection.

Every person who sits with a drum brings their own heartbeat, their own story and their own energy. When their hands meet the skin, something unique happens. No two people ever play in exactly the same way, nor should they. We aren’t meant to sound alike.

The drum never asks us to become someone else.

It simply invites us to discover our own rhythm.

When the drums begin to sing together, something beautiful happens. They don’t compete. They listen, they respond, they support one another, creating something far greater than any one drum could create alone.

To me, that’s the true gift of drumming. The drum doesn’t simply create rhythm; it reminds us of our own. It gently calls us back into relationship with ourselves, with one another, and with the great rhythm of life.

❤️

Hi lovelies Reminding you we have a drumming day this coming Saturday.. all drums provided ☺️🙌🪘
08/04/2026

Hi lovelies
Reminding you we have a drumming day this coming Saturday.. all drums provided ☺️🙌🪘

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