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Making Music with Random Stuff by Mark Shelton

by Nancy Viau, illus. by Barbara Bakos.

by Polly Peters, illus. by Jess Stockham.

A Sonic Adventure by Wynton Marsalis illus. by Paul Rogers.

Our expanded 62-soundmakers set of easy-to-play instruments and soundmakers adds zizz-bam-boom to music class and storytelling.

Our two-toned woodblock produces a distinct high and low tone when struck with the included mallet. 7".

Gently shake or wiggle this tube to set its coiled spring in motion, creating all sorts of thunderific sound effects.

8" Bones are the oldest instrument on earth, after the human voice. Made of cocuswood. 1 pair.

Make ratchety sounds like a rusty machine, rattling skeleton bones, or a creaking door. 

From Woodstock. Great basic metal playing spoons with a plastic grip for ease of playing.

Play by striking or scratching with the included mallet. 7¾".

With handle on top and sandpaper on the bottom which creates a fun scratching sound when rubbed together. 1 pr.

Resonant hardwood, with wooden mallet. 6".

Hand carved, from Thailand, it hoots like a real owl. 5".

 2¼".

2" metal whistle with 36" blue nylon cord.

Enclosed jingles are durable and safe for young children

Easier to play than the traditional hand castanets, yet creates the same crisp sound.