Agogô
The agogô bell is played in almost all styles of Brazilian music. The instrument and many of the rhythms it is used to play are African in origin.
Here are twelve rhythms played on the agogô in Brazilian music.
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- Agogô
Marcos China Coconut Agogo
- $70.00
- Coconut agogo mandmade in Rio by Marcos China. This is a natural material, so color, pitch, and tone vary slightly. Small stick included
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- Agogô
Gope Agogo
- $60.00 – $75.00
- Standard size agogo from Gope. All colors/finishes have similar pitch and tone. Stick included.
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- Agogô
Gope Agogo, small
- $55.00
- Small size agogo from Gope with higher pitch. Stick included. This agogo is nice for lower volume playing in acoustic bands, including pagode and forro.
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- Agogô
Gope Coconut Agogo
- $65.00
- Gope Coconut Agogo
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- Agogô
Edgar four-bell Agogo, large
- $285.00
- Welded steel bells from master bell maker, Edgar. Bells are graduated size, from approx. 3.5" x 4.5" (smallest) to 5" x 7.5" (largest). Contact directly to order.
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- Agogô
Tadeu do Agogo four-bell Agogo
- $399.00 – $409.00
- Welded steel bell made by Tadeu do Agogo Bells are graduated size, from approx. 5" long to 8" long. 17" tall with the handle. Weight is between 4.5 and 5 pounds. Tadeu's unique approach to this instrument is to tune all the bells to the same pitches, so all agogos will have the same tuning. Used in Rio Samba school…
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- Agogô
Contemporanea Agogo
- $59.00
- Contemporanea Agogo bell
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Contemporanea Agogo Light
- $49.00
- Contemporanea Agogo bell
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