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World Music - Far East
1 BAI LUO - 30 cm
Hand held 1 2
070-MES237 £26.75
2 DI HU YIN - 36 cm
070-MES238 £52.75
3 FENG LUO - 55 cm
Its beautiful shimmering sound will add an aura of
ancient wonder to any setting. Stand included.
070-MES240 £89.00
4 Chao Luo
Available in two diameters.
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070-MES241 35 cm £79.00
070-MES243 55 cm £89.00
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5 Japanese Style Singing Bowl
Small, plain complete with Cushion and beater
070-MES479 £12.95
6 Singing Bowl
Medium, plain complete with cushion and beater.
070-MES481 Plain £17.25
070-MES482 Patterned £19.75
7Chinese Bells
The ancient Chinese had bronze bells called bianzhong
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or zhong that they use to use as musical instruments.
Available in small or large.
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070-MES23 Small £4.35
070-MES24 Large £4.99
8Triple Temple Block
Full sound from two large and one small block.
Complete with double ended beater
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070-MES992 £14.25
9Chinese Style Double Sided Drum
Compete with 1 pair sticks. 17 x 8 cm.
070-MES829 £8.25
10Gamelan
Beautiful hand crafted Slentem from Indianesia.
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Thin bronze bars suspended over bamboo resonating
chambers, struck with a padded disc on the end of a stick
070-MES0099 £149.00
11Chinese New Year Kit
Bring your music lessons to life and explore the
traditions of Chinese New Year. The kit includes a
selection of lanterns, a Chinese dragon, New Year
cards, red envelopes, Chinese coins, New Year greeting
children, chop sticks, traditional tea mug, Zodiac
calendar and a writing set. (Contents may vary.)
070-GCNY £45.00
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