Bateria Carioca - Arranged, performed, and recorded by Carl Dixon This arrangement uses common parts for the different instruments of the bateria, and follows a common form of samba enredo (samba song sung by samba schools during carnaval parades). It includes common features such as the chamada, First and Second part of the samba enredo, the virada, and a paraginha.…
Ivsom nylon stick with brass ends for Frigideira One stick only Approximately 13.5" long The Frigideira is actually a modified frying pan. It is played like a tamborim in samba schools in Rio, including Mocidade and Beija Flor. It can be played with a wood stick for a softer sound, but in baterias it is played with a flexible nylon…
$419.00–$449.00Price range: $419.00 through $449.00
Gope aluminum rebolo 12" x 65 cm body Skin head on aluminum hoop Six tuning rods Curved rim Great for pagode. Loud and clear, with a great slap sound from the skin head. Deeper sound than 45cm models. Colored models are the same drum as the silver rebolo. Padded case available
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This stand supports any 14"x90cm timbal at a height for playing while standing. Foot rest bar for stability. Height and angle adjustable. Side support keeps timbal at a steady angle while playing. Easily disassembles into compact pieces.
The samba school baterias emerged in the latter part of the 1920s, together with samba schools themselves. In the beginning, they were small, consisting of approximately 20 members. These days they have between 200 and 300 percussionists. These “percussion orchestras” are jewels of our popular culture, known for their powerful sound and swing, which contributed to them becoming a symbol…
