The more common Agogô is made of metal and has a sharp sound when played. This Agogô is made of nut shells mounted on a stick of wood and has a very smooth sound when played. My husband loves to use this style of Agogô when recording due to the smoothness of the sound — he claims it simply melds better with the other instruments. Click the audio link below to listen to a short clip of this Agogô being played.
Instrument Size
Size: handle 12″ long, castanhas ~4″ round each
Weight: ~2.5 pounds
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