These instruments are so clever! No batteries are needed. The kids blow through the pipe and they make music! THe keyboard is perfect for the kids to learn basic keyboard skills.
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1 comment:
I saw these in Japan, too. They're called Melodicas, and they cost less than $50. I've got one in my room. They ARE cool.
By the way, we've got the dulcimers going. Caryn's second graders sound so good I stopped and gave them a standing ovation!
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