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The word "Cajon" is in Spanish. It is read as "ke-hon". It means "box" or "drawer". Many people read them as "car-john" or "cajun".

The instrument is a six-sided wooden box that you can sit on and play. It is mostly a foot square and 18 inches tall. It is originated from Peru in their folk music.

A Cajon can be played with hands, fingers, brushes and any other things. You can also get different tones and notes out of a Cajon by applying pressure to the front panel (face) with the heel of your foot or your hands whilst striking it with the other hand. Sometimes a kick can be used.

More read ups:
http://www.thecajondrumshop.com/index.php?page=What-Is-A-Cajon
http://beatabox.com.sg/index.php/guides/cajon-funny-mistakes
http://www.cajonbox.com/about-the-cajon/

Chords:
C: 0003
G: 0232
Am: 2000
F: 2010



Lyrics: http://forum.ukuleleunderground.com/showthread.php?42644-The-Way-You-Are-David-Choi-amp-Kina-Grannis-(Have-Picking-need-help-with-Chords)

http://www.violinist.com/discussion/response.cfm?id=9648

Hmm good question. My violin was bought from my teacher at about 2000. Let me think about the name.

I have recently started naming my things.. I have named my marimo "Mario" and a cactus "Hope". My Pentax Kx also has a name - "Bloody Bumble Bee"

So my violin will be named - Miss Mil

I did my 1st try yesterday from scratch. I didn't play for some time. Wow.. rather yucky.. As i will try to do some overlapping and layering, i think i better be safe and play against a metronome first.

I found it finally - free embedding for audio SoundCloud

Here is my problematic G Chord.



Read more about the buzzing of the Guitar here
http://vivianviolin.blogspot.sg/2012/06/my-first-recording-just-4-chords.html