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
Edgar four-bell Agogo, medium
- $225.00
- Welded steel bells from master bell maker, Edgar. Bells are graduated size, from approx. 2.5" x 4" (smallest) to 4" x 6.5" (largest).
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- Agogô
Edgar two-bell Agogo
- $75.00
- Welded steel bells from master bell maker, Edgar.
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- Agogô
Gope Agogo
- $50.00 – $65.00
- Standard size agogo from Gope. All colors/finishes have similar pitch and tone. Stick included.
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- Agogô
Barraventoo Coconut Agogo
- $60.00
- Coconut agogo mandmade by Barravento This is a natural material, so pitch and tone vary slightly. Small stick included
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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).
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- Agogô
Barravento Gongue
- $195.00
- Large iron bell handmade by Barravento Bell measures 9" x 4.5" at the mouth and 12" long. With handle attached, the bell is three feet long. Very large and very loud. Traditionally played in large maracatu ensembles, along with many alfaia and caixa, and abé (xequere). This is a natural material, so pitch and tone vary slightly. Synthetic stick included…
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- Agogô
Gope Agogo, small
- $40.00
- 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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