Posted by Steve Head on 18th Apr 2023
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Cajon drums are popular among percussionists for their versatility and portability. The cajon drum can be used in a variety of musical genres, including flamenco, Latin, and pop music. To enhance the
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Posted by Steve Head on 9th Apr 2023
Why I Choose Poplar So Often To Build Cajons.
Tulip poplar, also known as yellow poplar, is a North American hardwood tree that is commonly used in furniture, construction, and musical instrument building. When it comes to cajon building, tuli
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Posted by Steve Head on 6th Apr 2023
Alex Acuna's Influence On Music And The Modern Cajon
Alex Acuna is a legendary percussionist known for his versatility and skill on a variety of instruments, including the cajon. Born in Lima, Peru in 1944, Acuna began playing drums and percussion at a
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Posted by Steve Head on 3rd Apr 2023
Hand Drums: A Fundamental Part of Music History
Hand drums have been a fundamental part of music for thousands of years. They can be found in cultures all over the world, and come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and styles. From the cajon to th
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Posted by Steve Head on 3rd Apr 2023
What Are The Characteristics of A Poplar Cajon
Poplar is a popular choice for cajon builders due to its unique tonal properties, affordability, and availability. This hardwood is known for its warm, balanced sound that is characterized by its stro
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Posted by Steve Head on 3rd Apr 2023
The Art of Building Hand Drums: My Personal Approach
As a percussionist and drum builder, I have always been fascinated by hand drums. There is something primal and powerful about the sound of a well-crafted hand drum that can connect people to their in
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