Contrabass Chimes
Interactive Play Durable Sculptural Perfectly Tuned No Wrong Notes All Abilities, All Ages Everyone Can Play!
Contrabass Chimes Mallet Pole (with 2 Mallets)
$476.00
Adding an extra mallet pole allows more children to play at the same time. Each additional pole comes with 2 mallets.
Deluxe Ensemble
This mixed quartet of Freenotes Harmony Park instruments offers a musical experience for all. This specially designed ensemble delivers a variety of sound qualities and a fantastic pitch range. The Deluxe ensemble includes the Swirl in Orange, Imbarimba in Yellow, Yantzee in Blue and the...
Lillypad Cymbals
$2,600.00 – $2,988.00
Interactive Play Durable Sculptural Perfectly Tuned No Wrong Notes All Abilities, All Ages Everyone Can Play!
Musical Flowers
Interactive Play Durable Sculptural Perfectly Tuned No Wrong Notes All Abilities, All Ages Everyone Can Play!
Pagoda Bells
Interactive Play Durable Sculptural Perfectly Tuned No Wrong Notes All Abilities, All Ages Everyone Can Play!
Sculptural Ensemble
Contrabass Chimes Stunning in both their towering appearance and low resonant tones, the Contrabass Chimes provide an outdoor music experience through powerful sounds that are both heard and felt. This is one of the largest and loudest outdoor musical instruments on the market. There are...
Starter Ensemble
This ensemble is a perfect starter ensemble of sounds for your music park or space. Percussion sounds on the drums are fun for all, the soprano/alto sounds of both the bright sounding aluminum keys and the wood like sounds of the fiberglass keys on the Duet...
Tuned Drums
$688.00 – $3,352.00
Interactive Play Durable Sculptural Perfectly Tuned No Wrong Notes All Abilities, All Ages Everyone Can Play!
Weenotes Ensemble
The Weenotes Ensemble consists of three half-size outdoor musical instruments; Griffin, Piper, and Merry. Each of these aluminum instruments is virtually indestructible in addition to being extremely space-efficient. This is an excellent choice for an entry-level outdoor musical starter set.
