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GMP Peruvian Bamboo Pan Flute, untuned (3 sizes)
Vendor:Groove Masters PercussionRegular price From $19.98Regular priceUnit price perSale price From $19.98 -
SUZUKI Shinobue Flute - SNO-(3 keys)
Vendor:SuzukiRegular price $29.98Regular priceUnit price perSale price $29.98 -
GMP Owl Whistle - B-OWL (4 Sizes)
Vendor:Groove Masters PercussionRegular price From $6.98Regular priceUnit price perSale price From $6.98 -
TROPHY Train Whistle, Wood - E348
Vendor:TrophyRegular price $13.98Regular priceUnit price perSale price $13.98 -
GMP Bamboo Loon Whistle (LOON)
Vendor:Groove Masters PercussionRegular price From $4.50Regular priceUnit price per$19.90Sale price From $4.50Sale -
GMP Bamboo Bird Slide Whistle - SBB-2
Vendor:Groove Masters PercussionRegular price $4.98Regular priceUnit price perSale price $4.98 -
EMUS Slide Whistle - E345
Vendor:EMUSRegular price $7.98Regular priceUnit price perSale price $7.98 -
GMP Peruvian Pan Flute, Bamboo, 13-Notes, Tuned - PAN13-DELUXE
Vendor:Empire Music Co. LtdRegular price $49.98Regular priceUnit price perSale price $49.98 -
NUVO Toot, Specialty Flute - NU-TOOT-(choose colour)
Vendor:NUVORegular price $41.00Regular priceUnit price perSale price $41.00 -
NUVO Dood, Specialty Clarinet - NU-DOOD-(choose colour)
Vendor:NUVORegular price $41.00Regular priceUnit price perSale price $41.00
Wind instruments beyond the recorder family, for classrooms, world music programs and sound exploration.
Pan flutes from GMP are made from Peruvian bamboo, in an untuned range across three sizes and a tuned 13-note deluxe model.
The SUZUKI Shinobue is a Japanese transverse bamboo flute, available in three keys, used in festival music and increasingly in general music programs looking beyond the western instrument set.
SUZUKI ChoirHorns come as an eight-note octave set with a case. Each horn plays one pitch, so a group plays a melody together with one note each, in the same way a handbell choir works.
NUVO instruments are moulded from a soft plastic with simplified keywork. The Toot is a starter flute and the Dood a starter clarinet, both aimed at getting a young player onto a band instrument earlier than a metal instrument would allow.
Also here: owl, loon, bird and train whistles, and slide whistles in bamboo and moulded plastic.







