A tamborim (Portuguese pronunciation: [tɐ̃boˈɾĩ] or [tɐ̃buˈɾĩ]) is a small round Brazilian frame drum, developed from other similar percussive instruments brought by the Portuguese. The frame is …

Feb 1, 2016 · The tamborim is a Brazilian drum of Portuguese and African origin. It is a small handheld frame drum used in samba, pagode, bossa nova, choro, and other Brazilian folk …

The tamborim is the instrument that inspired the "jazz-samba" drummers for the use of cross-stick, and can be played constantly improvising, accompanying a guitar solo.

The tamborim (not to be confused with a tambourine) is a small hand-held drum used by Brazilian samba bands. This instrument packs a powerful punch with its high and sharp sound and it is …

A tamborim is a small Brazlian frame drum of both Portuguese and African origin that is an important part of Brazil’s samba bateria. A musician strikes the tamborim with some kind of …

Jun 26, 2024 · What is a Tamborim? The tamborim is a small, high-pitched Brazilian drum that is commonly used in samba music. It is a staple percussion instrument in traditional Brazilian …

In samba school baterias the tamborim is used to highlight the strongest parts of a tune, providing punctuation for the melody. It is used widely in other types of Brazilian percussion and is very …

The tamborim is probably the only unique brazilian samba instrument. In the Samba de Enredo or the Batucada, the tamborim is covered with a plastic skin, tuned very high and played with a …

A tamborim is a small Brazlian frame drum of both Portuguese and African origin that is an important part of Brazil’s samba bateria. A musician strikes the tamborim with some kind of …

The tamborim is a single-head membranophone of Brazil. Its strongest association is with the baterias (percussion sections) for Samba schools, especially with the Rio de Janeiro tradition. …