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Classroom Percussion - Tambourines
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1 Half Moon Tambourine
Half moon tambourine in a variety of colours.
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Great to use as part of rhythm work.
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070-MES11 £5.95
2 Tambourine
Non-tunable tambourines available in 4 sizes. Natural,
vellum head.
070-MES12 15 cm £4.95
070-MES13 20 cm £6.25
070-MES14 25 cm £7.45
070-MES15 30 cm £10.25 7
3 Jungle Tambourine
Attractive jungle design. Plastic head, nickel jingles
and lightweight.
Top TIP ...
070-MES782 15 cm £8.95
070-MES783 20 cm £9.45
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Try finding different
ways to play the
070-MES784 25 cm £10.95
tambourine, such as
4 Tambourine shaking, striking sharply
Attractive, metallic blue tambourines available in 3 with hand or stick or
different sizes.
using it to hit the leg.
070-MES615 15 cm £7.65
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070-MES616 20 cm £8.75
070-MES617 25 cm £9.25
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5 Flower Tambourine 7 Star Tambourine
Pretty flower tambourine with 8 pairs of nickel jingles. Star-shaped tambourine with 7 pairs of nickel jingles.
Hand grip makes it easier to play. Colours will vary. Colours will vary.
070-MES572 £5.25
070-MES573 £5.25
6 Headless Tambourine
8 Fish Tambourine
Easy to grip, good quality, wooden tambourine with 6
Lightweight tambourine with an attractive design and
jingles. 20 cm diameter.
8 pairs of nickel jingles. Colours will vary.
070-MES19 £5.25
070-MES910 £5.65
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