Music Teambuilding

Have your team create and sing a organization song. Make this a fun activity.
Syncopate creates and produces interactive
team building
workshops for executives of small and large corporations such as Google, Yahoo! and Weber Shandwick. Based using the universal language of music, Syncopate provides an innovative and highly creative platform of music for individuals and teams to explore their working dynamics, improve communication and learn new skills. Syncopate is headquartered in San Francisco, CA but offers programs nationwide. Click here for info:
Transform your team with music: Syncopate
Have your team play instruments. Use a drum circle and other group percussions instruments.
Drum Circle Music is an approach to facilitating drum circles, rhythm-based events, music, movement, voice, body percussion and other forms of creative arts in a group setting. Drum circles are a popular format for shared musical experiences that offer accessibility, diversity, and flexibility. The Drum Circle Music approach combines drum circle facilitation, Orff-Schulwerk (Music for Children), traditional drumming, songs, dances, and community-building practices that together form an effective tool for use in education, therapy, training, team building, and recreation. Drum Circle Music is more than drum circles, it's a way for people from all walks of life to come together in rhythm, connect, laugh, love, and a fun teambuilding event.
Drum Circle team building
Take your team to Nashville, Tennessee, Music City USA. Organize a scavenger hunt for your team.
Ultimate Event Nashville creates team-building events for corporate
clients by enabling them to write, record, and perform original music with
established Nashville entertainers. Leaarn more , click below,
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Maestro - The Team Performance Game
Play out vital team skills such as leadership, creative problem-solving, planning, and communication, with our newest game, Maestro: The Team Performance Game. Hands-on and engaging, this interactive game leads to a rich and meaningful dialogue that prepares teams to perform more effectively in the workplace.
Teams are challenged when they rehearse to audition for the honor of playing at Carnegie Hall. First, they must decide who will lead the team as maestro. Then they practice together as an ensemble. But the problem is that they don’t know the name of the song they must perform - and they must play it using only hand bells. Worse yet, teams don’t gain access to the instruments until it’s time to audition! The activity draws to a close when teams perform and a winner is chosen by a select panel of judges.
Teams experience the real-life team dynamics in the process of forming team roles and responsibilities, planning, and execution. Infuse fun into your next training session. Maestro is the perfect kick-off for your team building initiative, team energizer, or standalone learning event.
Learning Outcomes:
Give teams the opportunity to experience problem-solving
Prepare teams and leaders to develop key team skills
Understand leadership under pressure
Learn what makes teams successful
Go to HRDQ learn more about Maestro - The Team Performance Game :

Let the music move you and your participants!
When carefully selected and perfectly timed, music can dramatically enhance any type of training session, whether you want to:
Create a welcming atmosphere.
Keep participants energized.
Enhance creativity.
Encourage reflection.
Use music confidently in your training program with Choosing and Using Music in Training. Not just a "how-to" resource, this book comes packaged with an audio CD of 20 specially selected tracks - nearly 70 minutes of music! This professionally-recorded CD provides a wide variety of music to get you started. Focusing specifically on your needs as a trainer, you'll learn:
How and why music affects us.
How to select music for your training needs.
How to choose the right equipment.
How to obtain the proper license to play music.
?and much more! Find this tool at HRDQ.
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