From the batucada to experimental music

From the batucada to experimental music

• A group experiments with homemade materials to make percussion instruments

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A group from San Juan, Argentina, experiments with homemade materials to manufacture percussion instruments, the workshop instructor tries to teach his students both musical theory and recycling, for the moment only percussion is used for a practical and easy theme to create these instruments (Diario el Zonda, 2017). There are several instruments that can be made with reusable materials, this is very good as an exercise to understand how sound is propagated in different materials. There are several small instruments that can be manufactured at home, such as a tambourine or a zampoña, this type of procedure is also good for children to become familiar with sound and music (Instrumentosmusicales10.net, 2017).

References:

Diario El Zonda. (2017). De la batucada a la música experimental. Recuperado de http://www.diarioelzondasj.com.ar/diario/intgen/de-la-batucada-a-la-musica-experimental

Instrumentosmusicales10.net. (2017). Cómo hacer instrumentos musicales para niños paso a paso. Recuperado de https://instrumentosmusicales10.net/caseros-para-ninos 

How to cite this article:

Nocetti, F.A. (2017). "From the batucada to experimental music". In NabbuBlog. Retrieved from http://nabbublog.blogspot.com/2017/12/from-batucada-to-experimental-music.html