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Matthias Philipzen Originally from Cuba and Peru, the cajon has evolved from a "rumba box" to one of the most popular and most commonly used rhythm instruments. The basically endless number of musical contexts in which it can be employed fascinate not only drummers and percussionists. DIN A4 (8.3'' x 11.7''), 64 pages, CD included! |
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Pitti Hecht The bongos are at home in every musical style - from Latin rhythm to jazz to rock and pop. With their rhythmic fire, they supplement and enrich every song. Bongo Basics is the ideal way of getting into the feisty bongo world. Not only does this book teach you the basic stroke playing techniques, but it shows you many rhythms of various styles as well. DIN A4 (8.3'' x 11.7''), 64 pages, CD included! |
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Pitti Hecht The conga is the rhythmic center of the percussion. In this book you will learn the basic stroke techniques for this fascinating instrument that origins from deep within Latin-America. The included photos are a solid help for you to quickly turn your first tries into exciting rhythms of various musical styles - from Latin-American music to rock and pop. DIN A4 (8.3'' x 11.7''), 64 pages, CD included! |
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Dieter Kropp The harmonica, especially the blues harp, is a fascinating musical instrument. Although originally intended for the playing of mostly simple melodies and traditional folk songs, its extraordinary sound can be found in almost every musical context today, such as pop music, folk songs, children songs, gospel, jazz, blues, rock'n'roll or country music. Its distinctive sound is at home everywhere. DIN A4 (8.3'' x 11.7''), 64 pages, CD included! |




