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Kinderkram Glockenspiel 12 notes

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$34.31 $47 In stock

Category: Books & Music

This beautiful 12 note glockenspiel made on Germany is more than a toy, it is a genuine musical instrument. It's the metal bars that differentiate glockenspiels from xylophones - 'xylos' is Greek for wood. With quality metal bars, these glockenspiels make a true musical sound when hit with the wooden mallets.



Children will enjoy making a rainbow of sound and creating their own music with this lovely musical instrument.



Made from sustainable timber in Europe.



Length 32cm

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Hazel ★★★★★

My daughter hasn't put this down since it arrived — the metal bars ring out with a clarity that feels like a real instrument, not a toy. Even the mallet feels well-weighted for small hands.

Benjamin E. ★★★★★

The tone is pitch-perfect and much clearer than the cheap xylophones we've tried—those metal bars make a real difference. My 5-year-old can actually play simple melodies now, and the sound genuinely delights us both.

Miles K. ★★★☆☆

I was expecting a bit more resonance from the metal bars—they sound fine for practice, but the tuning isn't quite as precise as I'd hoped for the price.