In This Issue The Weekly Magazine of Cranbrook School
In This Issue The Weekly Magazine of Cranbrook School
In This Issue The Weekly Magazine of Cranbrook School
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Rawson bangs the drum<br />
Last Sunday, boys from Rawson came together to farewell our<br />
friend, Torsten Kalenda, who is returning home to Germany. We<br />
celebrated his farewell with an excursion to the TaikOz drumming<br />
studio in Ultimo. <strong>The</strong> lesson was run by Ms Lock’s son Anton who<br />
is a pr<strong>of</strong>essional Taiko drummer. <strong>The</strong> boys sweated pr<strong>of</strong>usely for an<br />
hour and a half. <strong>The</strong> sore arms and blisters were worth it for the joy <strong>of</strong><br />
beating a $75,000 Japanese drum. <strong>The</strong> boys would like to thank Ms<br />
Lock for organising this once in-a-life-time, culturally enlightening<br />
opportunity and TaikOz for giving their time to teach us this ancient<br />
art. Farewell Torsten. We wish you all the best back in Germany.<br />
Terence Sin<br />
Ziad beats the drum<br />
Page 6 - <strong>Cranbrook</strong> Chronicle<br />
Henry Yu and Patklao Thiwaphan<br />
Faris Hindi and Bill Mackay<br />
Torsten Kalenda
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