L / W / H: appr. 12 x 7 x 7,5cm soft wood, oiled wide range of scraping and clicking sounds the call of tropical frogs can be played as a guiro scraper and as a woodblock Thailand

ceramic flute with four finger holes on the top and two thumbholes colourfully painted not tuned high pitch fun-instrument

small, heavy bronze bells strong sound easy to attach to hands, feet and instruments for drummers, dancers and teachers, excellent to provide a rhythmic guideline for traditional Indian dance India

hollow bottle gourd net of powder blue plastic beads sound range from soft murmurs, hissing waves and the roaring sea energizes rhythms traditional instrument in West African drum ensembles Ghana

robust mallet with rounded edges Ø 2cm, length 30cm for heavy bassdrums Germany

dry, percussive sound the simple approach to rhythmic spoon play Indonesia

tube of oiled bamboo-veneer, easy to suspend eight precisely tuned metal rods of varying lenght are welded with silver to a circular metal plate at the bottom of the resonator tube A, D, F, G, A, D, F, A very rich in overtones. Towards...

tubes made of reed with colourful textile decoration 12 tones made by artisans of the Andes Peru

robust, padded bag, strong zippers with side pocket padded grip and shoulderstrap for frame drums and shaman’s drums Indonesia

handforged iron bell castanet type instrument with penetrating sound can be played with one hand bright, dry click-sounds ingenious small instrument to accompany drums Ghana

wooden shell, double goatskin heads filled with fine steel pellets our most versatile shaker more than 30 sound effects variations by dampening the skins, changing the position of the hand and varied motions

rattle made of plant fibres calebash bottom, filled with finest pebbles multiple rhythmic applications for children’s music education Ghana