Musical Instruments
Applecreek’s ACD100 Dulcimer is one of the easiest dulcimers to use on the market, due to the fact that it was made as a beginner’s instrument in the string family. It was made a bit smaller for those that are just entering into the string family, and wish to learn on something that is going to stand strong, even after hours of practicing.
This dulcimer is recommended for those that wish to learn how to start playing the dulcimer, but also for those that want to play some quick songs and already know how to play the instrument.
Featuring: 6 1/2 Frets, All Wood construction - Laminated spruce top, back, and sides with Maple neck and fingerboard
Length: 31"
Epiphone’s Les Paul Player Pack has everything you need to start playing guitar right away, including a genuine Les Paul Special-II LE guitar featuring two classic humbucker pickups and a 10-watt Electar guitar amp with a 10ft guitar cable. Epiphone also includes a clip-on headstock chromatic tuner, a guitar strap, medium picks, and an easy-to-carry gigbag.
High-quality Materials: ATUP Kalimba is made of African original mahogany with 17 carbon Metal steel keys. Definitely will bring you an exquisite vocal experience with soft tone that relaxes like music box, harp. Bending design keys are more comfortable for fingers and new players.
Easy to Learn: Music book comes with in-tune kalimba. There are engraved notation in tines, making it perfect finger piano for beginners and children. Just tune, pluck, and create your own stunning melody.
International standard C tune: 1(D), 2(B), 3(G), 4(E), 5(C5), 6(A), 7(F), 8(D), 9(C4), 10(E), 11(G), 12(B), 13(D), 14(F), 15(A), 16(C6), 17(E).
Yamaha PSRE253 61 key portable keyboard for learning and developing keyboard playing technique.
Contents: keyboard with power cable, adjustable keyboard stand, headphones, sustain peddle and travel case.
The Otamatone is an electronic musical synthesizer. The Otamatone is a singing toy whose body is shaped like an eighth note (it also somewhat resembles a tadpole, "otamajakushi" being Japanese for "tadpole"), with sound emerging from a "mouth" on the notehead. The sound made by this toy can be compared to the sound of a theremin, synthesizer, or jinghu.
Video: Hallelujah - Otamatone Cover
Video: Beautiful (Christina Aguilera) - Otamatone Cover