Music rings freely
- In stock with stable lead times — single units or complete sets
- Size, appearance and interaction can be adapted to the museum’s theme
- For science museums, campus science rooms, community science centers and mobile science museums
- Export packing and overseas on-site installation support
1. Content
Exhibition items mainly consist of percussion sticks, tableware, plastic buckets, aluminum pots, flat bottomed pans, sinks, etc. The exhibition items have two interactive areas, one for the kitchen environment and the other for the pipeline construction. The kitchen is equipped with a stove, closet, and household appliance models. Kitchen utensils are arranged one by one on the stove, and visitors can freely tap them with wooden sticks. The iron pipe waterway, plastic water pipe, and iron pipe are fixed with a wooden board, and a row of stainless steel spoons are set on the wooden board. The tapping stick produces different sounds when striking things made of different materials. Children can tap spoons, plastic pots, flat bottomed pans, plastic water buckets, aluminum pots, plastic pipes, etc. according to their own ideas. The props will make a ding dong sound, and continuous tapping will form a series of music, creating your own music.
2. Principle
The benefits of percussion music for children:
The three major elements of music include rhythm, melody, and harmony. The primary criterion for measuring a person's musical quality is their sense of rhythm. Children are born with a sense of rhythm, their heartbeat, breathing, crying, all filled with rhythm! It is best for children to start learning music from percussion music, because percussion music is the easiest to produce sound and does not have the problem of pitch accuracy. It can satisfy children's desire to create sound and reduce learning setbacks. Percussion music teaching will inevitably become a trend in music enlightenment education.
People are paying more and more attention to the development of children's brains. Jazz drum teaching for young children is a training program that involves hands-on, brain, and foot movements. It not only develops children's hands-on abilities, but more importantly, by participating in various activities with both hands and feet, it promotes brain development and effectively promotes the development of non intellectual psychological qualities, self-awareness, and language abilities.
3. Purpose
Exhibition items showcase the scientific principles of percussion music to visitors through a fun music kitchen format.
Presentation form: Interactive model