Sonor Primary LWX 1 Walking Xylophone

Sonor walking xylophone, soprano range with six pentatonic pararosewood bars fixed onto a resonating chamber; includes one pair of Sonor medium-hard rubber mallets. The bar pitches are C2, D2, E2, G2, A2, and C3; however, the bars are not marked with the note names, making this instrument perfect for improvisation - there are no "right" or "wrong" notes to play. The name comes from the ability to hold the instrument by the strap on the bottom of the resonator box (resting the opposite end against the upper arm) and play the instrument while walking. This xylophone also has rubber feet on the bottom of the resonating chamber, for use on a tabletop or wheelchair tray. A great instrument for music therapy use: the therapist and client can use opposite ends of the xylophone, so that each person has 3 bars to play. An extremely portable instrument with a pleasant, warm tone; wonderful in any setting, bet it home, classroom, day care, community center, or music therapy session. Dimensions are approximately: 19.25" long x 3.25" high x 7.75" wide. Includes one pair of medium-hard rubber mallets; each mallet is approximately 10.5" long.

Sonor walking xylophone, soprano range with six pentatonic pararosewood bars fixed onto a resonating chamber; includes one pair of Sonor medium-hard rubber mallets Versatile and Accessible: The Sonor Primary LWX 1 Walking Xylophone is a versatile instrument suitable for various settings, including music therapy sessions, classrooms, and more. It features six pentatonic pararosewood bars that are not marked with note names, allowing for creative improvisation. This design encourages exploration, making it a great choice for individuals of all skill levels. Unique Walking Xylophone: The name "walking xylophone" reflects its design, as it can be held by the strap on the bottom of the resonator box and played while walking. This feature adds an element of mobility and engagement, making it an excellent instrument for interactive music experiences.