Instruments
Cajon
Cajon is a box shaped percussion instrument that is played by tapping the front and rear surfaces by hands. Besides hands, the tapping is even done by fingers, brushes and sticks at times to bring rich variations in the audio. This instrument belongs to the family of drums and is used in a variety of concerts and performances. Though a Cajon was invented in late 1800s the instrument is still popular and widely used because of its rich sound. Since it is an easy to learn instrument, it is popular among people of almost all age groups who understand basic percussion beats.
Cajon learning Elementory 1
Understanding The Notes ( Base and Tone/ Treble )
Introduction To Rhythm And Keeping Pulse.
Time Cycles – 2/4, 4/4.
Rock And African Rhythm Patterns.
Cajon learning Elementory 2
Time Cycles – 8/4, 3/4.
Playing Songs (which have Simple Rhythm Patterns).
Konokol (South Indian Rhythmic Patterns).
Playing a Short Solo In The Times Cycles Learnt.
Cajon learning Intermediate 1
Time Cycles – 6/4, 5/4.
Arabic, Indian folk And Indian Classical Rhythm Patterns.
Playing Songs.
Tihai and Complex Rhythm Patterns.
Cajon learning Intermediate 2
Time Cycles – 7/4, 11/4.
Playing Solo In All The Time Cycles.
Playing Kaidas, Relas And Gath Tukda on Percussion.
Numeric Tihai.
Consolidating The Sense of Pulse.
Polly Rhythms.