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Auris Xylophone, Pentatonic 7 notes

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$126 $175 In stock

Category: Books & Music

The Auris Xylophone is a wooden instrument featuring seven notes arranged in a pentatonic scale from D to E, ideal for young musicians and Waldorf-inspired learning.

  • Crafted from wood for a natural, warm tone
  • Seven tone pentatonic scale (D to E) promotes harmonious play
  • Designed for gentle introduction to music, suited for children
  • Part of the Auris Instruments collection, known for quality and simplicity
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Lucy ★★★★★

The pentatonic scale from D to E is perfect for my little one—every combination of the seven wooden bars sounds harmonious, so there's no wrong note to frustrate a beginner. I love that it's all natural wood, making it a warm addition to our playroom.

Owen ★★★★★

My toddler immediately started playing simple melodies without any instruction—the pentatonic scale really does make every note sound good together. The wood has a nice natural resonance that isn't too loud for indoor play.

Madison ★★★★★

The tones are so clear and resonant, and my toddler loves the simple pentatonic scale. It’s a solid wooden build that feels nice in hand, and the D to E range makes for happy, accidental harmonies.