Metallophones and xylophones

Metallophones, glockenspiels, and xylophones

The first instrument on which a child can play a melody after just half an hour, and a professional percussion instrument with 37 sounds for orchestra class—VEVOR metallophones and glockenspiels with mallets, a stand, and a carrying case. Delivery throughout Latvia.

Metallophones and xylophones

Metallophones with 25–37 notes and metal bars; glockenspiels with 27–32 notes and colored keys for children; sets with 4 mallets, an adjustable stand, a practice pad, and a carrying case.

Frequently Asked Questions

Metallophone or xylophone?

The bars on a metallophone are made of metal (producing a clear, long sound), while those on a xylophone are made of wood; here, all the instruments are made of metal, and they are also called glockenspiels.

How many notes does a child need?

25–27 – for preschool and elementary school; 30–37 – for music school and ensemble, covering 2.5–3 octaves.

Is there a tripod?

For models with a stand—adjustable height for playing while standing; without a stand, the instrument is placed on a table.