Train Beat
The train beat is a widely used rhythm in bluegrass, country, and other roots genres. The train beat also works great on cajon and many
The train beat is a widely used rhythm in bluegrass, country, and other roots genres. The train beat also works great on cajon and many
Here is a blues shuffle rhythm on the cajon. Listen closely to the shuffle triplet feel of the rhythm and also the high hat pattern
The paradiddle is one of the most popular rudiments in drumming. It is used widely in snare drumming and also drum set playing and is
Now your will learn a nice reggae rhythm for cajon. Pay close attention to the hi-hat pattern being played on the high slap tone along
Of course most of the time when we play the cajon we are playing the front surface (tapa) to create the sound. It is possible
Hip hop is a fantastic funky style to play on cajon. It could also be played as a funk rhythm but the style we are
Here is another variation of rumba. Try taking the other rumba rhythms you have learned and use them with Rumba 3.
As drummers and percussionists our main focus should be with playing the right groove or part that fits the music we are playing. Placing fills
Now we will play the sixteenth beat rock rhythm while also incorporating the pitch changing foot slide.
In this lesson, you will learn a rock rhythm with a sixteenth beat feel. When you are playing the beat your hands will be playing