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Honestly Made Thunder shaker

PP636
£9.00
RRP £9.50
£7.50 ex. VAT
£7.08 when you buy 10+
20+ in stock
100 more expected 25th October 2024
  • Part of the Percussion Plus Honestly Made range of musical instruments, produced ethically in developing nations
  • Crafted in Bali using traditional materials and methods
  • Hold the drum with the spring down and shake gently to hear the sound of thunder
  • Hand painted clouds and lighting design
  • Also known as a spring drum
  • Responsibly sourced
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Introducing the Percussion Plus Honestly Made Thunder shaker

These thunder shakers from the Percussion Plus Honestly Made range produce an incredibly accurate representation of thunder. Use the larger size for a deeper rumble and the smaller for a higher pitched, less intense storm.

The thunder shakers are hand made in Bali and are all hand painted with colourful storm scenes using the dot painting style. Lightweight and easy to play, these are fun for all ages and are a great instrument for anyone from schools to orchestras.

These thunder shakers are sourced using Fair trade principles and are supplied in two sizes. See below for more information about the Honestly Made range of musical instruments from Percussion Plus.

These items are musical instruments not toys and there may be small parts on or in some of them. Younger players should use them under supervision.

Experiment with your own sounds

To play, hold the tube section and shake to produce the sound of thunder and the faster you shake, the more intense the storm sounds. Experiment with the sound – hitting a pencil against the metal spring whilst shaking produces a metallic tone, like a train going through a tunnel. See what sounds you can make!

A variety of uses

Thunder shakers are a fun stimulating tool for the classroom and can be played by anyone. They not only produce a stimulating sound for young children, but they are also used as sound effects in many contemporary orchestral pieces and sound recordings.

 
These items are musical instruments, not toys, and are suitable for use by 3 year olds and above. It is advised that they are used with supervision as there are small parts on and in some of them