Using A Cajon As A Drumset, by Mona Tavakoli! 🥁 (Grooves and Fills Lesson)

Mona Tavakoli is a Los Angeles-based drummer and percussionist known for her dynamic performances and innovative style. In this lesson she uses a cajon as a drumset, breaking down some basic and latin drum set grooves on the cajon, and takes the cajon further than what is expected! Learn drums and cajon from the best players in the world 👉 https://www.drumchannel.com ABOUT MONA TAVAKOLI She is a co-founder of the band Raining Jane and is recognized for her work with artists like Jason Mraz, with whom she has toured extensively. Mona is also known for her expertise on the cajon, often incorporating it into her performances in unique and creative ways. Beyond performing, she is a passionate advocate for music education and frequently conducts workshops and clinics to inspire the next generation of musicians. CAJON, YOU SAY? A cajon is a box-shaped percussion instrument from Peru, made from wood and played by striking the front or rear faces with the hands or sticks. It produces a range of sounds, from deep bass to sharp slaps, and is used in various musical styles like flamenco and pop. Often, it has internal snare wires for a buzzing effect, making it popular in acoustic and street performances. Follow DrumChannel on.. – Facebook:   / drumchannel   – Instagram:   / drumchannel   – Twitter:   / drumchannel   #CajonLesson #DrumLesson #MonaTavakoli