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Meinl has a couple, the jingles are really-really dry. I have the one with the clear head. I prefer a wetter sound. They are also on the heavy side. I have a super light Gope pandiero that easier to play. My favorites to practice with are a Remo tambourine, about $35, and a CP natural skin tambourine, around $50. The jingles or platas have a wetter sound. I know sometimes it can be different to get good pandieros the US. I bought the Gope from a dude that was living in Brazil for a while, he bought it at the factory. Good luck.

Kkkkkk valeu! Eu queria fazer esses vídeos para ajudar principiantes conhecer esse instrumento maravilhoso!

Fantastic, that reminds me of the first time I saw Airto Moreira playing his famous pandeiro solo on something similar with such a crazy tipping technique - I was utterly spellbound and it was what started me wanting to learn to play pandeiro!

Cheers :)

Thank you :) I had to re-upload this video as the first edit was the wrong one haha!

You’re very welcome! Glad they are useful for you :) let me know how you get on with them

Yeah I mentioned that in the comments; it didn’t do it in the practice video having spent about half an hour trying to get a good angle/placement on the wooden floor, and then when I watched the ‘final’ back it was shaky and didn’t want to spend all day faffing with it this time! Haha. I hear what you’re saying, hence the disclaimer ;)

Thanks for your support :)

Thanks a lot! I don't seem to get notifications for your messages, so thanks for making contact :)

Thanks a lot! I don't seem to get notifications for your messages, so thanks for making contact :) haha things went a bit crazy with keeping projects going during the pandemic and took time away from making online lessons (in truth I much prefer to work with someone in person and get the shared energy/vibes hit, so these were made in response to lots of requests for pandeiro 'things to work on at home' sessions). Who knows, I'm sure I'll add more next year :)

Thanks a lot! I don't seem to get notifications for your messages, so thanks for making contact :) hope you are progressing well with your playing :)

Thanks a lot! I don't seem to get notifications for your messages, so thanks for making contact :) thanks for asking about lessons. It's a super busy time at the moment but hopefully next year I'd be able to accommodate something. Drop me another email after new year to check in?

Thanks a lot! Sorry for the late reply, have only just seen your comment :) hope it's going well!

Thanks a lot! Sorry for the late reply, have only just seen your comment :) hope it's going well!

Thanks a lot! Sorry for the late reply, have only just seen your comment :) hope it's going well!

Thank you very much, I enjoy sharing and learning!

Thanks a lot, I hope they are useful to you :)

@@hollyprestdrumsandpercussi172 indeed they are!

Cheers! Enjoy :)

Hopefully folks can forgive not being able to hear the bass through laptop speakers haha

@@hollyprestdrumsandpercussi172 I'm slowly leaving some of my bad pandeiro habits behind with this course, and refining technique, so many thanks x

:) thanks

Mwah!

@@hollyprestdrumsandpercussi172 moving on to a lighter pandeiro #legohand

@@s.e.f.1495 We’ve all experienced tHe cLaW

If you divide the 4 beats into quarter notes/16th notes, it's the second one :)

|. S . . | O . O . | O . S . | . O . O | S=slap O=open tone. Here written in 16th notes divided up into little sections of 4 to help read it. Make sense? :)

@@hollyprestdrumsandpercussi172 this has unlocked the door for me, thank you Holly! 🙏✨🙃 Great question Lisa... great name too! 😁 Lisa x

There you go. Lockdown life right there. It was about the third time someone came to the door or a neighbour made some crazy noises haha

@@hollyprestdrumsandpercussi172 Typical! Thank you for the lessons and sharing your knowledge. Much appreciated.

@@AnGriffiths You’re most welcome! The videos are made with an open heart and a desire to share if nothing else :)

Hiya Holly, I think it has infiltrated my brain overnight! 🧠⚡🤣 Doing it on every work kettle-break, with occasional shouting! But I haven't dared move on to #4 yet (oh 'eck, nor #5!!)

@@lis_jo_mcd858 Take your time, they'll be up as long as RUclips will host them or I ever make revised ones haha :) well done, keep at it!

@@hollyprestdrumsandpercussi172 ah thank you 🙏 I just want it to feel solid👌👍✨🤣

@@lis_jo_mcd858 keep at it for days, then weeks, then months... and it will ;)

@@hollyprestdrumsandpercussi172 that's the plan! 😂🙃

Yeah, hopefully this lesson coupled with the artist recommendations below will help :)

Hehe great. Hopefully you can still get an idea of what the instrument entails before you make an investment. Elements of video 3 & 4 will help you with a technique you can still practice well with a book :)

haha, you'll still be able to practice the tipping motion :)

Hi there! It will depend a bit on the depth of the pandeiro shell; if it's very deep, you might find it a little more tricky to hold as you'll need more of your hand to grip around it. Without being with you in person, I might advise that whatever feels most comfortable (with your thumb still on top) is the right thing for you/your drum. As we progress through the week, I speak more about the fingers on the back side of things ;)