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