Cymbals with Handles

£9.04

SKU: SKUQb3qsZTfn5 Categories: Communication, Language & Literacy, Early Years, Literacy, Multicultural Instruments, Multicultural Instruments, Music, Music & Mes, Music & Mes, Percussion Instruments, Percussion Instruments, Phonics, Phonics, Primary Curriculum, Secondary Curriculum, Sensory Play & Dens Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

Description
Reviews (0)

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Enhanced Musical Control: Designed with wooden handles, these percussion cymbals provide an ergonomic grip, facilitating easier and more stable handling during performances.
Versatile Sound Creation: Ideal for enriching school music lessons, these cymbals can be used to create diverse and impactful auditory effects in various educational scenarios.
Durable Construction: Constructed from robust metal, these cymbals are built to withstand regular and repeated use, making them a durable addition to any musical instrument collection.
Supports Expressive Skills: By singing along with the pure tones of these cymbals, children can develop their vocal expressiveness and creative communication skills.
Curriculum Aligned: These cymbals support various areas of the music curriculum, including experimenting with sound combinations and playing in ensemble contexts.

Cymbals with Handles

Easy-to-hold wooden handles on these cymbals enhance children’s music learning and expressiveness.

Overview

Elevate musical experiences with these cymbals, ideal for marching rhythms or enhancing storytelling. Sold in pairs.

These durable, 13.5cm diameter cymbals with wooden handles facilitate an easy grip, making them accessible for children to use in educational settings. The design supports involvement in music by encouraging physical engagement with the instrument, which is crucial for learning foundational musical rhythms and coordination.

In Key Stage 1, these cymbals help children explore basic musical concepts such as rhythm and sound dynamics, aligning with curriculum goals of playing tuned and untuned instruments musically. They become instrumental in group activities, fostering teamwork and listening skills among young learners.
Advancing into Key Stage 2, children are prompted to compose and perform more complex pieces. The cymbals serve not only as a tool for performance but also as a medium for improvisation and expressiveness. This supports curriculum objectives of performing with increasing accuracy and expressiveness, vital for developing a deeper understanding and appreciation of music.

Supports the National Curriculum

Music, Key Stage 1

Play tuned and untuned instruments musically.

Music, Key Stage 1

Experiment with, create, select and combine sounds using the interrelated dimensions of music.

Music, Key Stage 2

Play and perform in solo and ensemble contexts, using their voices and playing musical instruments with increasing accuracy, fluency, control and expression.