Michael Spiro: Folkloric Sound with the LP Hi-Hat Shekere

In this video, Michael Spiro explains how to create folkloric sound with the LP Hi-Hat Shekere

[@JimGreiner]

Beautiful Mike! I appreciate that you included the LP Jim Greiner Shekere - I'm honored. Keep up the great work you are doing to spread the joy of percussion! All the best, Jim Hands-On! Drumming® Events

[@mongofan1]

You are amazing, Mike. Thanks for all that you do to share all of your knowledge of Afro-Cuban music. I've learned so much...

[@vreyes032782]

beautiful maestro.

[@1MillonOne]

pure inspiration!! thanks mike!!

[@rondoweiss]

Music to my ears. Ita a pleasure to see a real master.

[@CORVOmiamigo]

mis tremendos respetos maestro!!!!!!!!

[@lotsofgreendrums]

Woooo! Go Mike! Love the science project...

[@cjzimbo]

Incredible

[@ManOfRhythm]

Love it, man!

[@yoelitoyo]

Great video!!!!

[@ondaritmica]

Fantastico!

[@Neeko_Z]

Thats how it’s done.

[@johndriskol6073]

That shekere is just incredible. Incredible. It's like magic. Get some sleep Mike.

[@stevekimball7697]

Yes!!

[@boboribis]

great! saludos from munich

[@tonka4512]

thanks for the video !!! and the inspiration as well, would you be able to let me know what kind of "pedal "u are using for the cow bell.?

[@milomeliora7271]

Wowee!

[@tonka4512]

Just saw your video; what conga bell you are playing & tone?

[@cohibia02]

Thinking about buying one of these. However,having never ever played a hi-hat are you keeping time with the hi-hat by pushing down on the pedal or is it on the release of the pedal? Just wondering.

[@pete5668]

pushing down, most likely.

[@marcoromo9252]

awesome but looks very hard, requires independence between hands and feet!

[@stevekimball7697]

Yes!!