Classroom Tambourines & Cymbals

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There's no better place to nurture a youngsters love for playing music than in a classroom setting. Even students who are not yet well-versed with an instrument can partake in a musical moment by simply grabbing a tambourine or cymbal, and that's exactly what you'll find in this section. Percussion manufacturers like Nino, Rhythm Band, Meinl, LP and many others design classroom tambourines and cymbals for anyone who loves to make a racket. Take a look through these pages and see for yourself: from finger cymbals and cymbal pairs to single- and double-row tambourines, this catalog is a classroom jam session just waiting to happen.

So what are you looking for? Truthfully, any one of these tambourines or cymbals would make an excellent addition to your next classroom music lesson. As always, starting with the top sellers is a great way to speed up your search, and the Hohner Kids Set of 4 Finger Cymbals are ideal for any aspiring percussionist. Featuring 2 pairs, each of these cymbals are attached with an elastic finger board and they even come with songs and an activity card. Another popular set of cymbals are the Rhythm Band Brass Cymbals with Knobs. Made from the finest quality bell brass, these 5" cymbals are sized perfectly for children and produce a top-notch crash effect when smashed together.

Of course, the tambourine's versatility cannot be overstated and there are more than enough choices here to keep your pupils shimmering and shaking to the groove. The Toca Acacia Wood Double Row Tambourine is 10" in diameter, lightweight and very easy to play. It features 8 double row nickel-plated jingles for a wide range of tone and its rubber handle makes for a comfortable grip. Or, turn your attention to the Meinl Handheld Tambourine with Steel Jingles. It's an ergonomically-shaped tambourine that boasts a durable ABS frame and nickel silver-plated steel jingles for a bright sound and loud projection.

When you consider how many classroom tambourines and cymbals there are on today's market, there's no reason why every single kid in your classroom can't participate in your next music lesson. So feel free to stock up on more than one instrument while you're here. Then, come next music class, watch as your students listen, explore and love every minute of the music you create with them.