Contents The Big Cajon Instruction Book with examples
Conny Sommer The Big Instruction Book for the Cajon Contents Introduction What exactly is a caj—n? The history of the caj—n Traditional caj—n cultures The modern caj—n The contents of this book Photos of various types of caj—nes Tuning the caj—n Muting the inside of the caj—n Adjusting the screws on the front surface Muting the strings Changing the string tension Playing the caj—n Caj—n size and body size Please sit down! Tilting allowed The playing position The playing area of the caj—n Caj—n playing techniques The four basic striking techniques The tone The slap The tipp The bass Floating hand The Peruvian bass Other striking techniques The crash-tone The click The knock The finger-roll Playing on the side surface of the caj—n With feet and hands Varying the pitch of the bass Muted tone/slap Glissando Caj—n with brushes Practical Exercises Explanation of the caj—n rhythms illustrated Basics for practicing Basic rhythm exercises Basic exercises in four Basic exercises in three Caj—n-rhythms for flamenco Tango flamenco Rumba flamenca Sevillanas und fandango de huelva Flamenco rhythms in twelve Twelve or one? Buleria Alegria, sole‡ Caj—n-rhythms for brazilian music Bossa Nova Samba AfoxŽ Cajon rhythms for rock and pop music Slow rock Slow rock double time Rock-grooves with shaker The shuffle Fast rock House etc. New Orleans Blues Hip-Hop Appendix Microphone techniques and Equalizing Contents of the CD Contents of the download library About the author Acknowledgements Overview of all symbols The tone Rumba flamenca Bossa nova Slow rock House etc Overview of all symbols TOC CD/Download-library Recorded examples