Auris Pentatonic Xylophone 7 Note

Auris Pentatonic Xylophone 7 Note

A beautiful introduction to musical creativity, this finely tuned 7 note wooden xylophone is a traditional musical instrument for children and adults. This wooden xylophone is handcrafted from Swedish birch wood and has 7 European Acacia wood keys notes in a D pentatonic scale and includes a pair of rubber mallets to produce a full, rich sonorous sound. Xylophones are great for introducing young children to rhythm, being played with two mallets, and are wonderful for bringing atmosphere to storytelling time.

This Auris seven note xylophone in the pentatonic scale: d-e-g-a-h-d-ewhich enables a mixing of notes in any combination to give a harmonious melody. This Xylophone is ideal for younger children and adults who are just discovering the joy of musical harmonies.

Xylophones are a traditional wooden percussion instrument ideal for introducing musical creativity and note recognition at a young age. An instrument much loved in Waldorf Steiner schools for their harmonious and therapeutic qualities. This xylophone has the 7 note keys in pentatonic scale D2-E3, made from European Acacia wood on rubber to give a full, rich sonorous sound. Xylophones are traditionally played with a pair of mallets to provide rhythm in an orchestra. These beautiful musical instruments make a wonderful gift that will become a treasured heirloom enjoyed by generations of children.

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Measures: 34 x 28 x 6 cm

Sensory play: sound, rhythm and beat supports childrens early cognitive development and encourages movement, coordination, language and creative expression.

Auris have been making traditional musical instruments in Sweden for over forty years, the name coming from the Latin belonging to the ear. With true tone and acoustics, these top-notch musical instruments are perfect for school music therapy, family music sessions and professional use, inspiring musical creativity, movement and dance. Sustainably made from European hardwoods and employing people with learning disabilities in the manufacturing process, using skilled traditional and modern carpentry techniques.