Made with expert craftsmanship, A-Star have created a wide range of percussive instruments that great resources both for music and for cross-cultural studies. Animal Clapper Produced using traditional local woods and discs suspended with strong. Continue reading
Starting Young The A-Star Early Years Tambourines for school is a fun and great way to introduce younger children to the musical world of rhythm and. Continue reading
When looking into affordable Ukuleles, it will be natural to come across two of the leading brands for budget options. When comparing 3rd Avenue and. Continue reading
A traditional piano has 88 keys, yet you can get keyboards with only 61 and 76 notes. While on the surface this may appear slightly illogical, there. Continue reading
Does anyone remember learning the Recorder to the tune of Good, better, best. Never let it rest. ‘Til your good is better and your better is. Continue reading
Well now we have established what the Metallophone is* lets look into the best choices for your classroom. To do this, we shall look at two. Continue reading
What's the difference between a Xylophone & Glockenspiel? They both have bars. They're both melodic pieces of percussion. You hit them with a. Continue reading
Originating from Tobago and Trinidad, the modern day steel pan is a chromatically pitched percussion instrument. To play a steel pan, you simply hold. Continue reading
The notion of a calm music class is a nice thought. Imagine, your students sitting calmly in rows, making music in perfect harmony. They'll be. Continue reading
Ideal for the classroom environment, Chime Sets are perfect for your child to start exploring the musical world around them. Not only this, they can. Continue reading
