Boom Kashaka Lesson #2
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- čas přidán 7. 08. 2024
- Building on the basics from Lesson #1, this video shows how to do the top catch and the bottom catch, and how to train your hands to work together.
Boom Kashakas are also called asalato, aslatua, patika, kosika, kes-kes, cas-cas, tchongot tche, thelevi. Maybe in your country they have another name?
Check out our website for more information on the Boom Kashakas and to purchase:
www.artisaninstruments.ca - Hudba
Lovely energy mate. I'm just learning and hope to see more vids coming soon!
Thank you so Much Vincent, stay tune more videos coming soon!
Nice content, ty
Thanks so much Steven. We are delighted that you got something out of this video.
Have a wonderful day!!
Very good video ive watched a few different ppls now and they have great advice
Thank you so much Terry
I am delighted that you like the videos!!
I do apologize for not posting more, however I am now setting up my operations in a new location and will be creating more great videos in the near future.
Stay tuned !!
Thanks for your comment
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Great lessons! Thank you. I am left handed but i "performed" way better with the right. Why is it so?
Hey there Daniele
I am so stoked you are learning this fun and challenging instrument. Congratulations 🎉
Sometimes we find humans who are trying a thing for the first time can be better at it with their non-dominant hand 🤚🏾 They may have a tendency to lead with their non-dominant hand. Either way both hands can be trained equally it’s just a matter of time and focus. Whatever you practice with one hand do with the other and don’t forget have fun.
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Kristian Power 💥
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Any tips on a small hand? When I try doing the top grab, I have to stretch my index finger far because the ball lands beside the other ball.
Good day WahtNub
Thanks for reaching out to us here at Artisan Instruments!!
You are right about the top grab it is a difficult one to master. My tip for you would be to try your best to relax your hand. This allows your fingers to be a little bit bent and try to put some space between your fingers. With this extra space between your fingers your hand becomes bigger and allows more room to catch the Kashaka.
Also by having your hand nice and relaxed will allow the balls to move freely and move to make room for the other ball shaker to fit in your hand.
I hope this helps you today WahtNub and have a wonderful day
Rap with ya soon
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@@artisaninstruments Thank you :)
How about those boom kashakas though? You betcha!
How about thous Kashaka 😄
They are a super fun instrument to play and to teach. More videos on the horizon Greg
Thanks so much for checking us out and commenting.
I look forward to hearing more from you
can you tell me how long the string is between your kashakas? i’ve struggling with catching and want to blame it on the string length - it’s 4 inches
Hey there Blue Bass 2 thanks for reaching out.
When it comes to the rope length we have discovered that it is all really dependent on the size of the players hands.
Also when you are first learning to play it is advantageous to have your rope a little longer then normal. This helps aid in the catching.
Not sure if you have seen our video on sizing your Kashakas
Here is the link
czcams.com/video/V1JAfmFE5z8/video.html
This should give you some insight to the length of rope that you will need to give your self the best opportunities to learn this fun but challenging instrument!
Please feel free to contact us if you have any more questions or you just want to share your experience and thoughts 💭
Thanks and have a wonderful day
Kristian power
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@@artisaninstruments thank you!!!
I think my ropes are to long :( do you know a way to shorten them? The ropes dont go trough the shakers. If i hold the ball in my ring and pinky finger, the middel of the curve of the rope is about 1 cm away from my fingers.
Maybe more
Hey there N Armada
This is a good question
I have made a short video on sizing your Kashakas. Check it out and see if the information helps you there.
Also do you have the traditional Kashakas ?
Hit me back I would love to help
Maybe you could send a phot of your Kashakas.
If it is easier we can communicate thru email
Mine is
kpowerai@gmail.com
Thanks N
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@@artisaninstruments i think i was a little to quick to judge 😅 after practicing a few days i got better movement. It was more a bad posture thing than the rope length. Now catching the ball is way easyer! :)
Where to buy it???
Hey there Rokas
Here is a link to our website where you can purchase your very own Kashakas.
www.artisaninstruments.ca
Also if you have any questions please feel free to contact me anytime
Thanks
What is the size of the balls?
Hey there Magdalena, the Kashaka balls in this video are 2 inches in diameter.
Thanks for commenting
I have recently moved my home and I am rebuilding my shop!!! Soon I will have some
More videos and lots of great new instruments coming out!
Have a wonderful day 🙏
@@artisaninstruments thank you.