Consists of 6 plastic tubes with 6 notes in pentatonic scale: C'-D'-E'-G'-A'-C". This Set is great for people less familiar with music as all the notes sound good together!
Twelve tone diatonic glockenspiel from c3- to c4 A semi advanced glockenspiel. Enables you to play music containing all whole-notes. For use at home, in school and much more. Comes with a rubber, a wooden and a hard plastic mallet. The hard mallet gives an extreme strong sound which enables you to use this glockenspiel together with regular instruments in an orchestra. Made in Sweden.
The pentatonic scale is also called the "no fault scale". It starts out like "Do-Re-Mi", skips "fa", continues with "So-La", and skips "Ti". So, there are 5 notes. You can play in G major or E minor. This is an excellent kalimba for people with little or no musical experience, but experienced musicians can really fly on this one, as the pentatonic scale lets you apply all your speed and shine almost without you having to think at all (yes, you remember the "blues scale" on guitar -- this is it!) With pick-up.
Seven tone Pentatonic glockenspiel d'-e'-g'-a'-h'-d'-e' A basic pentatonic glockenspiel, very suitable for introduction of music to the child. For use at home, in the kindergarten by musical games and storytelling and much more. Comes with one wooden and one rubber mallet.
Add a unique and rhythmic touch to your music with our small Washboard.
This versatile, easy-to-play instrument is perfect for genres such as blues, jazz and folk music.
Quality Materials: Constructed from durable wood and a corrugated metal surface, designed to produce crisp, clear sound.
Easy to Use: Ideal for both beginners and experienced musicians, it is played with thimbles, drumsticks or brushes.
Portable: Lightweight and compact, easy to transport to any performance or jam session.
Dimensions: 48 cm high x 22 cm wide.
Includes 3 thimbles.
Unique Sound: Provides a distinctive percussive rhythm that complements various musical styles.
Versatility: Perfect for live performances, recordings and jam sessions.
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