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    different bells and strap of bells

    bells

    Light bells made of sheet metal, heavy bells made of brass, large bells with a bright sound, as a shell, as a fish, silver or gold. Bell bands from our own production.

    small bells from brass

    small bells from brass

    elephant bells

    elephant bells

    strap of bells

    strap of bells

    Bells are used in many different ways to accompany rhythms, whether by the medieval minstrel, the street musician or the "one-man band". Children also enjoy the variety of bells.
    We offer both individual bells, from small bells to large bells, as well as ready-made bell bands in various designs.
    This creates different sounds depending on the type, size and number of bells.

    If you are interested in our range of bells, please visit our online shop

     

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    Sansula

    The Sansula is a thumb-piano, also called Kalimba. But here it is fixed on a drumskin.
    Because this the instrument become a lot of resonance.
    The Sansula is pentatonic tuned in a-minor.
    Because the pentatonic tuning it is dreamfull and intuitv to play..

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    decoupled Davul

    In the traditional models, both heads are braced together. That means you cannot span one side independently of the other.
    To get around this problem, we have developed a new tensioning construction where each side can be tensioned separately.

    The cord is not pulled to the other side of the skin, but is fixed to points in the body. This now makes it possible to tune each side to a specific tone and also both tones of the Davul to each other. The keynote of one side still depends on the diameter and the choice of head. We only offer this system for the larger Davul from 48 cm.

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    Xiao

    The Japanese shakuhachi is best known as a notch flute from Asia.

    This Chinese variant is built more slender and has a narrow notch like the South American Quena flute. This narrow notch is a little easier to blow than the wide edge of the Shakuhachi.

    The flute has 5 finger holes and one thumb hole. You can play about 2 octaves with it, the fingering is very similar to the 6-hole flute, the thumb hole is the 6th hole. Since the holes are very far apart, the fingers are set a little differently than you are used to with the smaller 6-hole flutes.

    Fingering chart for the Xiao

    The flute is made of bamboo, the surface is darkly colored and the head is decorated with a dragon motif. A traditional Chinese lucky knot can be attached to the foot.

    chinese wind instruments >>>