A-Star Coloured Claves

Normans (Burton Upon Trent)

£3.75

These wooden A-Star Claves are the perfect addition for any kind of percussion kit. Made from a solid maple wood, alongside the small and lightweight design, children will find playing these claves fun and enjoyable. Simply play the claves by striking them together to produce a sharp yet warm tone, due to the density of the wood. The bright colours of the claves engages children into playing and makes the whole experience much more interesting. Features/Specifications: Pair of wooden claves Great for percussion workshops and groups High-quality sound Designed for learning about rhythm and timi

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