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Product Features
Steel Chain and Stainless-Steel Cylinder
- Steel Chain and Stainless-Steel Cylinder: These materials are crucial in producing the characteristic scraping sound of a cabasa, offering an authentic auditory experience.
- Versatile Sound Creation: The cabasa can be played by shaking, spinning, or rotating the bead chains, allowing for a variety of rhythmic patterns and sound effects.
Design for Comfort and Durability
- Wooden Base and Handle: Ensures a sturdy and reliable construction, enhancing the instrument's longevity and resilience.
- Padded Soft Grip Cover: Added to the handle to provide extra comfort during play, making it suitable for extended use in various musical settings.
Ease of Use and Versatility
- Suitable for Diverse Musical Styles: The cabasa's ability to create different scraping sounds makes it versatile for use in numerous musical genres and performances.
- Ideal for Musicians and Educators: Its ease of use and authentic sound quality make it an excellent choice for both professional musicians and music educators.
Cleaning Basic Beat Instruments
Plastic and other wood-hard surface percussion instruments (i.e. rhythm sticks, resonator bells, woodblocks, etc.) may be cleaned with disinfecting wipes or sprays.
Building Your Classroom Curriculum
Your curriculum, along with your learning objectives and students’ abilities, will help you select the right balance of shakers, scrapers, metals, drums, and woods. Thirty cowbells playing the timeline for Ensemble I of the “World Music Drumming Curriculum” would be a bit much, but it would be perfect for a performance of “Click, Clack, Moo! Cows That Type!”
- Stretch your budget by choosing instruments known for durability, quality, and sound
- Do you need a tubano for every student? Maybe, but first make sure you have purchased a balanced variety of instruments and sounds.
Robyn Trost
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2023
The cabasa is heavier than what was expected. It also says “mini”. I wouldn’t consider it a mini as it’s bigger than the other one he has. I would say more like small to medium. This was for a handicapped person and he can’t hold onto it because of how heavy it is.
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