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Ultimate Didgeridoo
Price: $74.00
Availability: In Stock
47" Didgeridoo. Tuned to the key of D. Permanent silicone mouthpiece. Super easy to play. Perfect for a beginner or intermediate player. Designed with thicker walls to produce a crisp clean tone. Fun and easy, great for ages 6 - 100! You need no musical skill to play a didgeridoo, just a little rhythm and a smile! Your first Didgeridoo should sound excellent, play easily, and be super durable. We have over 20 years of experience playing and making Didgeridoos and can say with confidence that...
Shakers
Price: $5.99
Availability: In Stock
Crisp sounding shakers. Small and compact, easy to take with you wherever you go. Great for adding texture to any rhythm! Perfect for didge and drum jams or camp fire grooves! Sold individually, not as a pair.
Tik Tok
Price: $5.99
Availability: In Stock
A wooden Instrument with a metal rod that slides back and forth to produce a "tik tok" sound. Small and compact, easy to take with you wherever you go. Great for adding texture to any rhythm! Perfect for didge and drum jams or camp fire grooves! Sold individually, not as a pair.
Ankle or Wrist Bells
Price: $9.99
Availability: In Stock
Single row of bells $9.99, double row of bells $13.99, or triple row of bells $16.99 of solid brass bells mounted on a velvet pad - great for keeping rhythm or for dancing. They can be held in your hand or worn on your ankle or wrist. Colors available are red, green, or blue. Sold individually, not as a pair.
Rhythm Clapsticks Claves
Price: $13.99
Availability: In Stock
The unpainted 8" round rosewood sticks produce a nice and deep sound when struck against each other. The painted 10" clapsticks are made from hard wood which creates a very clean distinguished sound. Place one stick in your hand, with a stick in the other hand you can strike them together creating the "clap" sound used to keep a rhythm going. Lightly strike the other stick against it for a loud clap. *Design will vary on the painted clapsticks.
Harmony Noah Temple Bells
Price: $29.95
Availability: Out of Stock
Each bell includes a wood display stand that is 8" tall by 8" wide and 1 playing mallet. Some assembly is required for the wood stand, no glue or tools needed. Small, Note: B in the 5th octave, Bell size: 3" x 2.5"Medium, Note: F# in the 5th octave, Bell size: 4" x 3.25" Large, Note: E5 in the 5th octave, Bell size: 5" x 3.5" "Noah Bell" is the common name given to this distinct type of bell. Hand-manufactured in India by ancient and inherited traditions. Many monasteries in India have made...
Beautiful AND functional!
I ordered the “midnight” didge kit about a year ago and just took a workshop this weekend and absolutely love it! It sounds really well and I can just imagine how amazing it will sound once I’m a much better player! A classmate loved the way it looked and performed and I gave her all the info for your site!
The bells arrived promptly and in good condition. The bells were well packed in bubble wrap, as were the two black base boards (I ordered the 5 bell G-minor set) and five wood dowels/pegs used to affix/mount the bells to the boards. The bells are most definitely hand hammered and constructed, and are accurately described as “Rustic.” The sound is beautiful. They can easily be played with small mallets (included) or with fingers. The small bell does not have quite the length of sustained tone compared to the other larger bells, but this is a minor issue. A much bigger disappointment is the quality of fit and finish of the hand-made dowels used to mount/affix the bells to the black wooded bases. The circumferences of the dowels are smaller than the holes in the base on the 3 bell unit, resulting in a forward lean of the bells once mounted. The circumference of the dowels at the top – where they attach to the bells - are mis-measured and cut significantly smaller than the circular metal ring mount at the top of the bell (picture a dime-sized pencil through a quarter-sized opening.) The result is a flimsy, if not precarious, connection of bells to the base. I understand the imprecise nature of the “rustic” construction of the bells makes it a bit of a challenge when it comes to creating a proper fit, but I would have expected that issue to be addressed before shipping to customers. The bells sound great! I love them. For the most part they sustain beautiful tones across the scale. They are a joy to play. Yet, the attention to detail in the final construction before shipment could have been better. If you order the bells, and I hope you do, you may find yourself developing your own solution to the inherent unstable mounting solution.
These clap sticks have a great sound that can be heard while playing with djembes.