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Where to buy a Guiro - Buying Guide
A guiro is a Latin American percussion instrument made from a hollow gourd or wood, featuring ridges along one side that are scraped with a stick t...
Where to buy a Metallophone- Buying Guide
A metallophone is a percussion instrument consisting of metal bars of varying lengths that are struck with mallets to produce musical tones. It’s u...
Where to buy a Cabasa - Buying Guide
The cabasa is a handheld percussion instrument made of a cylinder wrapped with loops of metal beads, which are scraped or twisted against the surfa...
Where to buy Cymbals - Buying Guide
Cymbals are circular metal percussion instruments that produce a crashing, shimmering sound when struck together or with a stick. They are widely u...
Where to buy a Boomwhacker - Buying Guide
A Boomwhacker is a lightweight, color-coded plastic percussion tube that produces a specific musical pitch when struck against a surface or another...
Sheet Music Symbols & Notation Explained (Guide)
Reading sheet music can feel like learning a new language—and in many ways, it is. The dots, lines, squiggles, and symbols are all part of a rich, ...
Where to buy a Bird Caller - Buying Guide
A bird caller is a small handheld instrument used to imitate the sounds of birds in order to attract or communicate with them. These tools are ofte...
Where to buy a Rainstick - Buying Guide
A rainstick is a long, hollow percussion instrument traditionally made from dried cactus, bamboo, or wood, filled with small materials like pebbles...
Where to buy a Triangle - Buying Guide
The triangle is a small, metal percussion instrument made from a bent steel or brass rod, producing a bright, shimmering ring when struck with a be...
Where to buy a Ringing Cup - Buying Guide
Ringing cups are small, cup-shaped percussion instruments made from metals like bronze or brass, producing clear, bell-like tones with long resonan...
