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Product Features
Ease of Use and Accessibility
- Hands-Free Suspension: Ideal for situations where the performer cannot hold the triangle, such as in music therapy or educational settings, providing a stable and accessible way to play the instrument.
- Cost-Effective Mounting Solution: Offers a practical and affordable option for mounting triangles, enhancing the ease of playing and accessibility.
Quality Construction and Design
- Natural Wood Construction: Provides a sturdy and aesthetically pleasing base, ensuring durability and stability during use.
- Made in the USA: The stand's domestic production assures quality craftsmanship and supports local manufacturing.
- Stretchy Rubber Suspension Mounts: These mounts securely hold the triangle (5”-6” sizes) while allowing for easy sound resonance and vibration.
Versatile and Convenient Placement
- Suitable for Desks and Tabletops: Its size and design allow it to sit nicely on various surfaces, making it versatile for classroom, studio, or home use.
- Compact Dimensions: The base measures approximately 9-7/8" long x 3-5/8" wide, with a total height of about 9-1/4", ensuring it doesn't take up too much space.
Cleaning Basic Beat Instruments
Plastic and other wood-hard surface percussion instruments (i.e. rhythm sticks, resonator bells, woodblocks, etc.) may be cleaned with disinfecting wipes or sprays.
Building Your Classroom Curriculum
Your curriculum, along with your learning objectives and students’ abilities, will help you select the right balance of shakers, scrapers, metals, drums, and woods. Thirty cowbells playing the timeline for Ensemble I of the “World Music Drumming Curriculum” would be a bit much, but it would be perfect for a performance of “Click, Clack, Moo! Cows That Type!”
- Stretch your budget by choosing instruments known for durability, quality, and sound
- Do you need a tubano for every student? Maybe, but first make sure you have purchased a balanced variety of instruments and sounds.
Handbells Rock!
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2011
This is a great idea for table top triangle use, especially for my handbell choir since a ringer has to play one bell and strike the triangle throughout the song. One of the legs of the unit is wobbly though, and I would have returned it, but I need it for my Christmas masses and concerts starting this week....so it's holding up so far and perhaps I can use some wood glue to secure the leg. I'm sure others are secure and it's a great musical tool, so I'd recommend it.
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