OUR WEBSTORE IS TEMPORARILY CLOSED

Sorry for any inconvenience, but we'll be up and running in the late fall of 2007. Stay tuned for the best African Kashakas, straight from Ghana. Do you like hand shakers? Then you will love Caxixi, a gourd and basket shaker.

We've also got a great CD for sale, by Nii Tettey Tetteh, an amazing musican, percussionist and teacher from Ghana. Nokoko, his second full- length album, is full of great songs and rhythms, including Kashaka and Caxixi rhythms. Click here if you'd like to listen to some free sample clips from the album.

Want some more help learning how to play Kashaka? Our instructional DVD, also starring Nii Tettey Tetteh, is now available, and will soon be available for download as well.

Our Kashaka Blog with Video Clips!

Thanks to the good people at

Come and see some amazing video clips of Kashaka performance and instruction from around the world!

COMING SOON:

A New Look for the Website!

It's time for a change, and the internet is showing us where to go:

Podcasts! Facebook Group! Blogs! YouTube Video Clips!

Stay tuned for new, portable teaching Podcasts that you can download to your laptop or iPod and take with your wherever you go! If you want to speed things up, then please help me replace my iPod, which was recently stolen. The more you donate, the faster I can get to work, and the more time I can devote to providing high quality Podcasts. Some Podcast episodes to look for in the future? How to get two hands going. How to skip Kashakas. How to throw Kashakas. How to create multi-rhythm Kashaka competitions, and keep track of it with Kashaka notation.

The Audio section has been completely redone, and there are 21 brand new rhythms to check out! In addition, all of the audio clips have now been recorded at the same tempo.

If it's your first visit to our website, and you would like to learn how to play the Kashaka, please visit the How To section. And don't miss the slow-motion video clips of different Kashaka rhythms.

If you've come back for a return visit, check out the new video of Nii Tettey Tetteh, the world's best Kashaka player. We also now have some great Tettey video clips on this site - the video quality is not what we wanted it to be, but you will still be able to appreciate Tettey's amazing skills.

And the Nii Tettey Tetteh page is also very cool. Come and learn about the world's best Kashaka player!

We've also re-recorded all of the original audio clips at the same tempo, so soon you'll be able to open several clips simultaneously, creating new polyrhythms!