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Agogo
Agogo is an instrument, used in Brazilian music, made of two metal bells of different sizes. Usually played with wooden sticks. |
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Bell
Camel bells, Elephant bells, Cow Bells, Clam bells… all shapes and sounds. |
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Bell Tree
No watering necessary for these trees: solid brass bells and hand carved stands. |
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Blocks
Tone blocks, simply wonderful! |
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Bones
Hardwood percussion instrument. |
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Castanet
Castanets consists of a pair of concave shells joined on one edge by string. These are held in the hand and used to produce clicks for rhythmic accents or a ripping or rattling sound consisting of a rapid series of clicks. |
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Caxixi
Caxixi are essential if playing the berimbau, but widely applicable percussion for any style of music. |
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Chimes
Bar Chimes, Energy Chimes, Hand Cymbals, Manjera, Talams, Timsha Bells. |
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Cuica
Also known as a puita, boi or onca. Cuica, most closely associated with Brazilian Samba music. |
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Cymbals
For your drum set; choose from Classic for Jazz or Raw for Rock! |
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Devil Chasers
Also known as Buzz sticks, split bamboo sticks can be played in or used to scare away spirits. |
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Donkey Call
The Vibraslap or Rattle Clap is also called a Donkey’s Call. It is meant to emulate the original sounds made by rattling the loose teeth in a dried out horse’s jawbone. |
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Dorje & Bell
The bell represents wisdom and the feminine aspect and the dorje represents the creative, forceful, male energy. |
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Frog Rasp
Hand carved wooden imitations of the real thing. Make awesome Frog-Like sounds by stroking their backs with the large end of the playing stick. |
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Gongs
Brass gongs for all occasions - Tibetan and Chinese |
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Hand Jingles
Hand Jingles include Hatheli, sleigh bells, Sonajero and Confetti Bells. |
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Kalimba
The thumb piano originates in Africa. It is also known as the mbira or likembe. |
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Khartal
A khartal or kartal is a percussion instrument of India. It is a block of wood with jingles. Two khartals are a used in one hand of the musician. These pieces are not connected in any way, but they can be clapped together at high speeds to make fast complex beats. |
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Kokinko
The kokinko is a small percussion instrument that makes a clacking sound. It can be clacked slowly or rapidly to add percussion accents to any music. |
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Monk Bells
A bell with wooden clapper that bobs back and forth on a metal tongue creating a unique sound. |
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Monkey Drums
A two-headed drum on a stick with two corded bead beaters that strike the heads when spun. |
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Rain Sticks
A hollow Bamboo stick that creates the soothing sound of rain. |
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Ratchet
Wooden instrument that creates a loud clack-clack-clack-clack when spun. |
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Rhythm Sticks
Also know as claves. Beat and tap together to create unlimited rhythms. |
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Scrapers
Creates a loud rasp sound when you hold the striker and run it over the washboard surface of the block. |
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Shakers
Cabasa, Egg Shakers, Fruit Shakers, Maracas, Rattles and Shakere. |
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Spoons
Shaped like a spoon these percussion instruments can be slapped on the leg or hand. |
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Spring Drum
A simple tube drum that has a spring dangling from a Fiberskyn head. Makes a variety of special effects sounds. |
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Stir Drum
A beater is drawn in a stirring motion around the inside to create a series of staccato clacks. |
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Televi
A Televi is two small natural wooden balls filled with beads and connected by a string. One ball is held in the hand and the other is swung from side-to-side around the hand, creating a "clack" upon impact. |
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Tic Tok Clapper
A metal bar slides back and forth ticking and tocking off the insides of this wooden handheld instrument. |
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Tong
A tong is 2 wooden balls attached by springs to a colorfully painted handle. |
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Wah-Wah Tube
The tube bell is made from aluminium with a rubber mallet. |
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