REGIS Alloy Steel Tongue Drum 8 Notes 6 Inches Chakra Tank Drum Steel Percussion Padded Travel Bag and Mallets (Lavender)

Here's a list of the conversations that took place in the notes. . . .   It's a lot of fun to play with this little drum. It is extremely popular among both children and adults. With the note conversions, I've included a photo. Many of the songs in the booklet were unfamiliar to me, but there are plenty of beginner songs to play. This drum can play Jingle Bells, but also Oh When the Saints, Hot Cross Buns, Mary Had a Little Lamb, Rain Rain Go Away, This Old Man, and Hush Little Baby. Most of the songs in Jay Wamsted's Beginner Piano Lessons for Kids can be played on this drum. (On harder songs, you'll need to pay attention to some handshifts and practice the notes. ) )br>br> Although there is a video of Ode to Joy, the sound quality is better in person.

Maggie Morse

| Sep 30, 2021

This is incredible. This drum is an inexpensive way to get started with tongue drums. It sounds great, it's small and portable (unlike many tongue drums), and it's simple to learn how to play. It's nearly impossible to make a bad groove when playing in a diagonal direction. Although you can't play this tongue drum with your hands, the mallets that come with it are light and comfortable to use. This drum has a good amount of volume and projection. The only thing to keep in mind is that the center lacks a tongue, so if you hit it, all you'll get is a propane tank noise. This is perfectly acceptable, particularly for newcomers. This drum is fantastic value for money. It definitely puts me in a good mood, and all of the people I've shown videos of me playing it to have enjoyed it as well. Caution: It's difficult to put this drum down once you've picked it up! You won't be able to put the game down.

Emory Clark

| Aug 30, 2021

The drum is very nice. Not that I'm familiar with them, but it sounds promising. I was expecting a proper bag to transport it in, but it only came with a pull tie bag. The book won't teach you much; I have no idea what zero, arch symbols, or the lines beneath the numbers mean. I looked online but came up empty-handed. I'm glad it was on sale for a limited time. This one isn't worth more than $43, in my opinion.

Kayden Ellis

| Dec 09, 2021

This drum does not sound like the one shown in the picture. Regardless of how hard or softly you tap the "tongues," it produces discordant, rasping sounds instead of clear tones. I'm not sure if it's because the tongues around you are vibrating in unison with the one you hit, or because the metal is of poor quality. We made a sincere effort to find any sweet spots, but it turned out to be a complete letdown. When compared to a real piano, it's like hearing the tink of a child's toy piano. This is a complete waste of money.

Brynn Roach

| Aug 06, 2021

I bought it for a kid, but we've all had a good time with it. The tones are pleasant, and we enjoy being able to use the mallets or our fingers to play. When we can borrow it from the kids, it's very relaxing and a good source of stress relief.

Helena SHARPE

| May 04, 2021

I received a low-cost option. I'm sure the larger, more expensive drums sound better than the lower-priced ones. The finger things aren't very useful, but the mallets sound nice.

Cason Arnold

| May 07, 2021

This was a gift for my older granddaughter, who is 11 years old, and she loved it! She put in a lot of effort to learn a song from the song book, then brought it to school and performed it for her classmates!.

Novalee Glass

| Dec 15, 2021

This was a gift for my grandson, who enjoys music. He was overjoyed to receive it and will enjoy it for as long as it lasts; in fact, I'm considering buying one for myself.

Noelle Taylor

| Jul 12, 2021