Recommended Suzuki Instruments for Music Therapy
Suzuki Music Pads
Suzuki's Music Pads are a fun way to
explore sound - your group of children can experiment
with this one octave set of tuned pads (no batteries or
power required). Stand on them, sit on them, use your
hands, elbows or knees! Great as an introduction to
ensemble playing too as each child can be given one or
two pads to play.
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MPP-8 P-tunes Push Pump Set |
Following the success of our Music Pads for use on the floor, Suzuki introduce P-tunes, the Music Push Pumps. Each Push Pump is individually tuned to a musical note and requires no batteries to use. Simply place it on a surface and press with your hand. As the Push Pump compresses, air is forced through the reed emitting a tone. Press gently and enjoy a softer tone, or harder for louder and shorter tones. Why not attach a Push Pump to your arms, legs or hands for fun, music learning games that improve coordination? Simply thread a cord or similar (not supplied) through the base. read more |
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Suzuki Tonechimes
Suzuki brings the excitement of handbell playing directly to your school, church or music group with our affordable Tonechimes which are precision crafted and perfectly tuned. Critically acclaimed around the globe, Suzuki handchimes are an ideal supplement to your own choir, or start and build on a new set. read more |
Suzuki Qchord
The Q Chord is an ideal accompaniment instrument, which therefore makes it popular with a wide variety of different outlets and groups, such as churches, Primary schools, Pre-schools/Kindergarten, Scouts, Girl Guides, caravan and camping etc. The very soothing melodic sounds of the Q Chord make it ideal for use in therapy groups and therapeutic applications. Many organisations are now using it for this. read more
Suzuki Hand Percussion
Our Suzuki range of extremely high quality hand percussion not only sounds great but is designed to cope with the day to day rigours of educational use. read more
Additional Items
Suzuki Bird Tweeter. You can control pitch (to a small degree); relaxing pressure will result in lower tones, applying more pressure produces higher tones. Beautifully Japanese made device in solid wood and brass, supplied with a small bag of dry lubricant (powder). read more
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