Pentatonic Tembos

Pentatonic TembosThe design of our Tembos is based on a group of instruments called plosive aerophones.To play a plosive aerophone, you simply strike the end of a long tube (traditionally bamboo) to give the air inside a bit of a jolt; this jolt then creates a vibration that makes a distinctive boing sound as the air resonates within the tube. The length of the tube determines the pitch (how high or low the note is), and by making a set and varying the length of the

The fabric case features an external pocket for small accessories as well as shoulder and backpack strap fittings

3 Different Note Materials Producing different tones

A combination of the deep aluminium shell and durable white Nylon skins - the definitive samba drum construction materials - ensures optimum resonance which creates that recognisable carnival tone

Good things come in threes

1 x ocarina

All instruments sound great together

this jolt then creates a vibration that makes a distinctive ‘boing’ sound as the air resonates within the tube

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Children will delight as the ‘speaker’ places his mouth in one sound cone and the ‘receiver’ on the other side of the playground listens into the other to hear their secret message being sent along the air pipe

two single-coil Stratocaster pickups in the middle and neck positions and five-way switching

An entertaining beginners' steel pan designed for children

The Stentor Student double bass comes with a good quality bow and a padded cover with bow and accessory pockets