the volume, accents, and when to play/not play are often given by the facilitator. Conducting is not normally part of a traditional (community) drum circle, and therefore makes this type of circle a unique experience and very different from a community circle. Facilitators with training and experience in other areas and professions, such as music education, music therapy, and corporate training, may use a range of tools and approaches that enable them to work with diverse populations. These types of experiences are more accurately referred to as 'drumming programs,' rather than drum circles, in the traditional sense. Other forms of drumming Other forms of drumming that are related to drum circles include: "Guided Interactive Drumming" – highly structured drumming-based programs that are led by an individual or group to reach non-musical goals. "Drum Classes" – education-based drumming for the purposes of building musical skills and knowledge. "Drum Ensembles" – performance-oriented drumming groups who practice and perform music on drums, often for dance. "Clinical Improvisation" – a drumming group within a Music Therapy session, led by a certified Music Therapist. Group drumming with a spiritual focus Neotribalism Is an inclusive way of life that is focused on creating a positive enhancement of self of identity while enforcing a no harm to the collective group attitude. Neotribalism belief system is evident in the music of Neotribalism; the postmodern drum circle where the only leader is the preservation of the groove or music consciousness this development of musical consciousness takes the participation of individual to create a collective more powerful and beautiful display of sight and sound. "In beat life begins and it is only the maintenance and sacred keeping of the beat that life will endure". Neopaganism Neopagans have created another type of drum circle. At Neopagan festivals, people gather around a large bonfire, the drummers generally sitting on one side to encourage better listening. The musicians sit together and play while dancers dance and circle around the fire. Often, those present will stay and play throughout the night until dawn, treating the evening as a magical (or alchemical) working. Sound is not limited to drumming alone; there is also chanting, singing, poetry, and spoken word pieces. This type of drum circle is not usually facilitated. Shamanic drumming circles This type of circle tends to center around Native American Cultural drums and rattles but is primarily focusing on the spiritual rather than