The main features of samba are Sudo,dancers,performers, percussion instruments,and beat.
Samba used to be played on just stringed instruments, but when the Americans went to Brazil during the 2nd World War, they brought with them Percussion instruments, and since them, Samba has always been played with percussion instruments.
Stringed, percussion, brass, and wind instruments are used to produce Samba music.
The main features of samba are Sudo,dancers,performers, percussion instruments,and beat.
pandeiro, cuica, agogô, repique, bumbo - these are percussion instruments. There is a melodical instruments, like cavaquinho and violão. but there is a lot of kind of samba! samba-enredo, samba de raiz, sambão...
there are mostly percussion instruments like drums and bellsthen there are this wooden flutes and other rare wind instruments.
Yes, vocals play a prominent role in Brazilian Samba music. Traditional Samba songs usually feature lively and rhythmic singing accompanied by percussion instruments like the pandeiro, surdo, and tamborim. The lyrics often cover themes like love, celebration, or social issues.
an agogobell are 2 cowbells attached to each other, with different pitches. They are quite common in samba bands
There is : Surdo Reposta Surdo Maracao Surdo Cortador Caixa Repinique Tamborim Ago - go Ganza hope I've helped DjCandy101
A ganza is a small Brazilian percussion instrument. A kind of shaker, it is a hollow tube filled with pebbles or seeds. When you shake the tube, you get a swishing sound. Ganzas are used as shakers in samba percussion, and modern samba ganzas are made of metal. The can range in size from little pocket versions to monsters linger than your arm.The ganza is a very ancient instrument, a lot older than samba. It used to be made from hollow wooden tubes.You can see pictures of Ganzas and more information by following the link below
Samba's greatest influence on Western music is quite possibly the fusion of "latin jazz". As the name suggests, latin jazz is a blend of latin styles (primarily samba and bossa nova) and Jazz Music. This blend of samba and jazz was made popular by the music of Chuck Mangione.Another possible influence of samba on Western music is the increase in the use of polyrhythms in percussion, especially the drumset. Since the samba bands combine several different percussion instruments all playing different, but usually regular repeating patterns, as samba became more popular in the music of North America drummers had to adapt by approximating the sound of the samba batucada instruments in the drumset (i.e. the surdo was replaced by the bass drum and the repenique was replaced by the snare drum).This style of playing several different, sometimes conflicting, rhythms on the drumset became more common in other types of American music such as rock, fusion and jazz.
Some traditional instruments are guitars, violins, horns, and bass. Mariachis are Mexican bands that play the traditional instruments. The Samba originated from a Afro- Brazillian couples dance and the Bossa nova evolved from the Samba but it has less precussion. Most of the instruments used in latin American music is based on percussion e.g the surdo which is known as the heart of the samba.