Meinl BE1R berimbau

The Meinl BE1R berimbau is a string instrument that originates from Africa, although it’s now mostly found in Brazil. The berimbau is often used in the African/Brazilian martial art of capoeira, where this instrument can set the tempo of the fight. This berimbau made of high-quality fibreglass, which gives it an unusual sound that is sure to intrigue your audience. Furthermore, Meinl has even thrown in a free carrying bag for the instrument. Anatomy of the berimbau The berimbau consists of a number of different parts. The fibreglass bow is called the 'verga', and it forms the basis of the berimbau. The string is called the 'arame' and it runs along the entire length of the bow, at the bottom of which we find the 'cabaça', an open ball that lets the vibrations resonate. The 'dobrão' is a small metal plate that you press against the string, or 'arame', to change the instruments pitch. Finally, the wooden beater is called the 'baqueta', and you use this to play the instrument. Playing the