The Koshi chime is a small musical instrument similar to tubular wind chimes. It is handcrafted with a bamboo tube that houses 8 metallic sheets of crystalline sound and rich in harmonics. Each model forms a different scale that is associated with an element of nature: Earth, Water, Wind and Fire. The materials are of great quality.
It can be played by holding the upper end and moving it subtly so that a small crystal ball inside it hits the rods and producing that kind of random improvisation that creates the scale to which it is tuned.
You can also hang it on a support so that the wind can shake it at any time and make it sound.
205/5000 The chalumeau is a wooden clarinet in C without keys. It has standard clarinet mouthpiece. Includes case, cork grease, spare rod and fingering chart. Made in olive wood by Sans Luthier.
The Clariphone is a wind instrument with a clarinet mouthpiece invented and manufactured by Sans Luthier. It is an evolution of the Keyless Chalumeau, which does not get 2 full octaves. With the modification that is incorporated in the clariphone, the range of the instrument increases to more than two and a half octaves, from Si -1 to sun 2, inspired by the Italian Ciaramella and the Catalan Flabiol. A playable hole is added with the little finger of the left hand. It is 33 cm long, 8 holes in the upper part and one in the lower part. Tuned in Do. Includes sleeve, nozzle with measuring rod and cork grease.
This is the the most economic adult cajon from all KATHO model lines. It's a basic model with surprising sound quality and shall not be missed on each real party "Fiesta"! Characteristics: Birchwood body, sound plate of Mukali wood, 2 V-strings and tuning syestem included.Dimensions: 47 x 29 x 29 cm. Weight approx. 5 kg.
10 mm calabó wood finish frame and back cover with hole thickening of 17 mm. Bubinga cober. Four V-shaped strings with tuning system. Allen key for tuning. Measures: 47 x 29 x 29 cm
Junior cajon. Ideal for children between 6-12 years. Recommended for schools or other educational centers. The young find the rhythm and the different sounds and so become famliar with the basis of percussion.
