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World Music Basket large - 30 Instruments

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EY -KS1 KS2 KS3 KS4 SEN 5+ yrs
Weight: 7.20 (kg), Stock: 15
“We just love the instruments. The children get so much enjoyment and satisfaction from working with them. They are easy to play, very hard-wearing and excellent value for money.”-Head, Ceara Special School
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Description

 

The World Music Baskets are the perfect introduction to World Music and music-making for Early Years, Primary and Secondary settings and also for use in the home. We’ve tried to put as many different instruments in each basket as we can, making these great resources both for music and for cross-cultural studies. This is the third biggest basket and it's been upgraded to contains 30 bigger instruments, all of them made by hand using natural and recycled materials. Each collection comes in a sturdy bamboo storage basket and contains a 16 page Activity Guide, a brilliantly written handbook for the teacher or parent. The Guide not only gives you loads of ideas for developing musical and developmental skills, it also has a section showing how music and rhythm can be used to support the teaching of other subjects, from arithmetic to phonetics. The Guide has been written especially for non-musicians and is in three main sections: Exploring Sounds, Making Music and Using the Instruments to Improve Learning. It covers amongst other topics:

 
Creating Sounds
Sorting Sounds
Talking Sounds
Playing Pictures
Exploring & Building with Rhythms
What Animal is That?
Nursery Rhymes and Fairy Tales
Echoes
Mixing Rhythms
 
and the final section shows how music and rhythm can tansform other fields of learning, from counting to phonetics, making them easy and fun to learn.
 
 

The Guide is for everyone and contains special notes relevant to SEN settings. Delivery of the basket to mainland UK addresses is approx £11.

 
How it's Played

 

All the instruments in the music baskets are visually fascinating, highly tactile and stimulate both the senses and the imagination. They're also "pick up and play" and don't really need any instruction - but if you need some pointers, do have a look at the video clips on the relevant pages elsewhere on the website.

 
Traditionally

 

Contents:

1 x Coconut Drum,1 x Creaker Creature1 x Budget Djembe (20cm) painted1 x Ocean Drum(20cm) painted1 x Thunder Drum bamboo giant1 x Meditation Chime 3 bar1 x Coconut Thumb Piano1 x Flute Bamboo (35cm)1 x Jaw Harp Bamboo1 x Pottery Bird Ocarina,1 x Panpipes 9 note,1 x Bird Water Whistle,1 x Agogo Natural1 x Buzzer Bamboo(35cm),1 x Clapsticks1 x Frog Scraper large,1 x Rainstick(40cm)1 x Beaded Shaker,1 x Belt Shaker – Pangi2 x Bracelet Shaker – Bento2 x Bracelet Shaker – Kenari3 x Egg Shaker (5cm, 7cm, 9cm)1 x Heart Shaker,1 x Pangi Shaker1 x Pod Shaker,1 x Squeezer Shaker1 x Activity Guide

 
Depending on stock we may occasionally need to make changes to the above list, but we'll always guarantee quality and value.
 
What it goes well with

 

 
How it's Made

 

The instruments are based on original designs from all over the world and are made by hand from natural materials following Fair Trade principles. They're also fully guaranteed and highly affordable.

All our instruments, and the baskets, are made in Bali using natural and local materials, often in local villages where they create a useful source of income for families and a low stress, clean and safe type of work.
 
The beautiful and sturdy baskets are woven by hand from bamboo fibers and are traditionally used by Balinese artists, musicians and dancers for carrying their costumes and materials.
 

 

 
How to look after it

 

None of the instruments need any special maintenance. Just be careful not to let the basket and contents get damp and don't put it on radiator or anywhere too hot. The instruments are tough but they're still instruments and need to be treated with respect and very small children should be continuously supervised.