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what does a rapid speed drum sounds mean In native american
Usually it is an indicator for the dancers to speed up their dance…..faster footwork
how do native American people make their drums?
Spencer: All indigenous people make their drums from locally available materials. There is no one answer to your question.
How does the dancer keep track of multiple drum rhythms in the same song? And how does the listener or dancer interpret the meaning of these simultaneous layered rhythmic intervals in the drums?
The dancer keeps track of the rhythms the same way as anyone who dances to music. Mostly you feel the beat and that is what makes your body move and keep time. The meanings of the layered intervals are personal….it is music.