55210255 Auris Wooden Xylophone - 7 Tones + 2, Pentatonic
55210255 Auris Wooden Xylophone - 7 Tones + 2, Pentatonic
55210255 Auris Wooden Xylophone - 7 Tones + 2, Pentatonic
55210255 Auris Wooden Xylophone - 7 Tones + 2, Pentatonic

Wooden Xylophone - 7 + 2 Tones, Pentatonic

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Wooden Xylophone to play at home, in the kindergarten, for storytelling and musical games.

Xylophone is Greek and comes from the two words; “Xylos” – which means “wood” and “phonos” which means “sound” and is a word that in everyday language covers a whole family of instruments, having one thing in common that they have wooden bars that you strike with a mallet when you play.

Made in: Sweden
Includes: 
1x Pentatonic Xylophone with 9 Tone Plates, 2x Mallets
Range: d’’-e’’-g’’-a’’-h’’-d’’’-e’’’ + f”-c’’’
Musical Scale: Pentatonic Scale
Materials: Acacia Wood, Swedish Pine Wood, Metal, Beeswax Polish, Elathane
Weight: 0.6kg

Usage:
• Ideal for introducing the fundamentals of modern music to a child.
• Perfect for home and school.
• Great for kindergarten classes, during children’s groups in musical exploration, music lessons, musical games, storytelling, and more.

For Little Listening Ears

Experience beautifully crafted sound and timeless musical design with Auris Musical Instruments.

  • Beautiful Wooden Craftsmanship: Elegant design and rich, clear sound quality
  • Made for Every Musician: Suitable for children, students, therapists, and professionals
  • Meaningful Social Impact: Crafted in Sweden with inclusive production

For Eager Ears & Musical Minds

Auris is a Swedish maker of high-quality musical instruments since 1978. Guided by founder Kjell Andersson, their instruments are trusted by children, educators, therapists, musicians, and students worldwide for their clarity, warmth, and purpose-driven design.

Since its beginnings, Auris has blended craftsmanship with inclusion. With specially adapted machines, people with diverse abilities work side by side in meaningful production, creating instruments shaped by care, dignity, and shared purpose.


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