Nino NINO574
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A classic of Latin percussion, designed for everyday playing
Claves are fundamental instruments in Afro-Cuban percussion and, more broadly, Latin music: they serve to establish a clear rhythmic reference and to "lock in" the group's tempo. This NINO version in Regular size follows the spirit of standard models commonly found in workshops, music schools, or rehearsals, with a simple, robust, and immediately familiar design.
Who are these claves for, and in what contexts should they be used?
These claves are intended both for percussionists looking to complete their set and for teachers and early music education workshops seeking an instrument that is easy to read and handle. They are also suitable for younger players with a recommended age: 3+, to work on coordination, listening, and rhythmic regularity with simple patterns, either in groups or solo.
A direct sound and simple, hassle-free handling
The role of claves: precision, reference, and energy
Played against each other, claves produce a clear attack and a very distinctive woody timbre. Their value is both musical and educational: they allow you to mark a rhythmic cell steadily, support a broader percussion set (congas, bongos, cajon), or provide a clear reference for an ensemble.
"Siam Oak" (Hevea) wood: a natural feel
Made from Siam Oak (Hevea brasiliensis), these claves retain the authentic feel of a wooden instrument: pleasant contact, good response to impact, and a bright sound. A relevant choice for regular use, whether in instrumental practice or educational settings.
Technical specifications
| Instrument | wooden claves | Material | Siam Oak (Hevea brasiliensis Muell.-Arg.) |
| Packaging | sold in pairs | Recommended age | 3+ |
| Size | Regular (standard) | ||



