In Brazilian samba music, many percussion instruments are played with sticks. Each instrument has its own unique stick, and some sticks can be used for several instruments. Percussionists who play the tamborim get to choose from various samba sticks; most tamborim sticks have multiple ends, depending on the playing technique and style. If you're looking for sticks for the surdo, then the size of the head is an important factor, as is a metal or an aluminium shaft. Repiniqueplayers use straight sticks without tips that resemble tamborim sticks and sticks used for timbales. We also carry sticks for the caixa, which is the Brazilian version of a snare drum. So, whether you're looking for sticks for a little tamborim or a big surdo, this category is the best place to start!
