cajon

The construction is what is called cajon, that is, adobe clay rammed into a box or frame, which is lifted for each successive course as the work advances.

The Romance of the Colorado River Frederick Samuel Dellenbaugh 1894

The cajon is a wooden-box in which the player sits on to play.

Indybay newswire Fena Torres 2010

But, if you really must eat one; I barbacue with a wood of your taste and season with cajon or hot sauce.

what is the best way to cook a snake? 2009

Originally "Otoño" was written as a free form lyrical piece, but later I had the idea to make it more like a classic Spanish "tangos" rhythm with the palmas, cajon and voice.

Joseph Vella: Interview: Vince Mendoza (Jazz Composer Extraordinaire) Joseph Vella 2011

A discreet virtuoso, Yates adapts skipping folk-fiddle melodies to trumpet, flugelhorn and tenor horn, and his engaging themes – full of light, fluttering figures – are compatibly supported by Bende's bell-like chording and Byrne's galloping low-register sounds on the bodhran drum and Latin-American cajon.

Neil Yates: Five Countries – review 2011

But, if you really must eat one; I barbacue with a wood of your taste and season with cajon or hot sauce.

what is the best way to cook a snake? 2009

The cajon pass is something to think about, although the architects and designers of the current HSR project in california, addresses the pass pretty efficiently. cmholm Says:

Matthew Yglesias » High-Speed Rail in the Stimulus 2009

The Ooks of Hazard cover MGMT's “Kids” using seven ukuleles, an accordion and a cajon.

Lunch break 2010

The Ooks of Hazard cover MGMT's “Kids” using seven ukuleles, an accordion and a cajon.

Lunch break 2010

But where the octet's instrumental skill radiates the most heat is in "The Box Set" and "Paddy Ryan's Dream/Blue Britches/Gan Ainm," the latter medley featuring some exotic percussion (cajon, darbuka, caixixi) and the hard-shoe stepdancing of Bernadette Flanagan and Ms. Dudasik.

What's Irish for 'Girl Power?' Earle Hitchner 2009