Pronounced “us-la-twa”, this simple and unique traditional instrument (also known as asalato, kashaka, cascas, televi, kasso-kassoni) originates from Ghana. Each pod is a gourd from the Swawa tree....

Each ball of a Kashaka (also known as the aslatua) is a hollow gourd from the Oncoba spinosa tree. [2] Traditionally, when the gourds dry and fall from the trees, children collect them and fill them with orange pebbles from the iron-rich soil of the Sahel. Along the coast of West Africa, small pieces of shells are used instead.

2018年8月23日 · Aslatua (us-a-la-twa) Originating from Ghana, this unique hand percussion instrument is an attention grabber, especially with kids. Also known as aslato, kashaka, cascas, televi, kasso-kassoni,...

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The Aslatua, kashaka, or televi are three of the numerous names for a double rattle found in Ghana and surrounding countries. Aslatua are made from two small swawa gourds, with pebbles or seeds inside.

2023年2月2日 · The Aslatua, also known as Kashaka, Aslato, and by other regional names, is a versatile hand percussion African instrument. It can be used as a traditional egg shaker or for more advanced techniques such as swinging, clacking, and catching to explore various rhythms.

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The aslatua (ah-SLAH-too-uh) is a unique hand percussion toy that will capture your attention with its tricky polyrhythm. This simple instrument (also known as aslato, kashaka, cascas, televi, kasso-kassoni, and more) is played by holding one gourd in the palm while simultaneously shaking and swinging the second gourd.

Aslatua, kashaka, or thelevi are three of the numerous names for a double rattle found in Ghana and surrounding countries. Aslatua are made from two small swawa gourds, with pebbles, or seeds inside. The two gourds are attached to each other with a thick string. Depending on the region aslatua are used by men, women, or children.

2022年7月15日 · Standard aslatua, filled with pebbles for a crisp, percussive sound. Exclusivity Pronounced ''us-la-twa'', this simple and unique traditional instrument (also k n as asalato, kashaka, cascas, televi, kasso-kassoni) originates from Ghana.