Here is a selection of musical instruments suitable for childrenPlease note that items are subject to availability & that postage and packing charges at the checkout are for mainland UK only. Please contact us for international charges. |
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Cymbala
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Rather like the
Plucked Psaltery
the beauty of
this instrument
lies in the music
cards which, when
inserted under
the strings allow
tunes to be played
with ease. Includes 5 Play-A-Long sheets of music. |
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Mahalo Ukulele |
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Small and simple
to play the ukulele
originated in
Hawaii as a developement
of a Portuguese
instrument. Available
in Yellow, Purple, Green, Red and Brown with
matching bags |
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8 Bass Accordion |
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Very compact,
ideal for a child. Available in Red or Green |
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Handbells |
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Handbells were
developed in 17th
Century England
to allow bell
ringers to practice
without disturbing
the residents
who lived near
to the church. Various sets available from £44.95. (illustrated set is £44.95) |
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Mbira Thumb Piano |
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From Zimbabwe the tuning is up to the individual player. |
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Rainstick |
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The rainstick
is a long, slender
tube created from
the bamboo or
cactus branch;
filled with pebbles
of varying sizes,
it is able to
simulate the sound
of rain from a
light shower to
a tropical downpour. |
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Ocarina |
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The name 'ocarina'
(meaning 'little
goose') was first
given to a musical
instrument when
an Italian teenager,
Guiseppe Donati,
invented 'submarine-shaped'
clay flutes in
1853.
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Panpipes |
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Maybe the most ancient of wind instruments, the panflute consist of a number of tuned pipes of different sizes which are bound together and blown across the top.
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Swannee Whistle |
The Swannee or Song whistle can be used both for music and for comic effect |
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Xylophone |
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The xylophone
has wooden bars
and is played
with beaters giving
a soft woody tone. |
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