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adorable July 19, 2007 Erin Fahey This drum is so cute. My son loves it. No problems, especially for the money!
Adequate but small June 5, 2007 Elderbear (Loma Linda, Aztlan) This is a nice rhythm toy for small children. I've played much nicer frame drums, such as 8 Inch Designer Hand Drum, but not at this low a price. You can't beat the price, but the beat of the drum won't be great. You'll spend almost as much on shipping as the drum costs. Unless you need a lot of drums on a low budget, consider the Remo tuned hand drums or Tars or Bodhrans. Nevertheless, I have a couple that I put out for our drumming groups. People play them - some seem less intimidated by having a small drum to tap with a mallet.
Poor Sound, but what do you you expect January 18, 2007 D. Vaughn 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is a basic drum with poor sound quality. What do you expect for the price.
Percussion as a tool to teach counting and math September 19, 2006 Joanna Daneman (Middletown, DE USA) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Music tunes into a part of the brain that might be connected to math skills. In any case, making music is fun, it's participatory and it teaches about rhythm, counting and doing things cooperatively. A collection of percussion instruments like blocks, and percussion accessories like sleigh bells are great to keep in a box for kids. Take them out and have the kids keep time along with a favorite cd or with a song they are singing.
This is a very inexpensive drum and one that can teach a lot. It is also great for Christmas; bring the kids along to carol, and have the smallest kids keep time with the drum, or make up your own percussion accompaniment with a full collection of drums, sticks, bells, triangles and blocks.
Cheap.... June 1, 2005 C. Amodio (Fort Wayne, IN United States) 5 out of 5 found this review helpful
It's about as good as you'd expect for the price you're paying. The tone is a little thin, but it seems sturdy enough, and will work for my purposes - tapping the beat for people learning medieval dance.
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