Xyloba Orchestra

Xyloba Orchestra

SAR 947.00
+ SAR 895.00 Air Shipping

  • Includes any applicable VAT and customs duty.
  • Air shipping cost to be recalculated with delivery address at checkout.
  • To be delivered in 6 - 9 * working days.
  • 100% genuine and new product.
  • Card payment to be settled in SAR. No conversion fee.
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Summary

Large 96-piece set with sound plates and tracks. Combines construction and composition. 10 building blocks. 14 sound blocks for attaching sound plates. 8 connecting blocks.

3 base plates. 16 sound plates (2 each of C, D, E, F, G, A,

B, C). 8 long tracks (corresponding to the note value of a half note). 12 short tracks (corresponding to the note value of a quarter note). 3 eighth note components.

20 glass balls. 2 mallets. 1 composition guide.

Description
  • Let children discover the world of melodies and rhythms. This modular construction system gives children the opportunity to playfully discover sounds and rhythms. Musical basics such as note sequence, time signature, and rhythm are introduced to children in a playful way. The simple plug-in system with 96 pieces offers almost unlimited possibilities. This also promotes the children's creativity, coordination, and dexterity. How does it work? When building the track, sound plates of different pitches are incorporated. Like a xylophone, these are precisely tuned. They determine the melody. They sound with a crystal-clear tone and a perfectly clean strike. Different lengths of track are inserted between them. These create the rhythm. When the kids release the ball, it bounces off the individual sound plates, creating a self-composed melody. The
  • assembly
  • can be done either
  • intuitively
  • or with the included
  • composing instructions.
  • Children can therefore create their own music and experiment to their heart's content.
  • Our tip:
  • The Xyloba "Orchestra" construction set can be combined with other Xyloba sets.
  • Durable and made in Switzerland
  • The predominantly handcrafted "Orchestra" marble run from Xyloba is produced from 100%
  • natural beech wood in our own workshops in Switzerland. The "Weizenkorn" Foundation, as a socially responsible company, primarily employs people with disabilities.
  • This is how the first melodic marble run from Xyloba came about:
  • In the late 1960s, the Swiss composer and chamber musician Samuel Langmeier discovered a remarkable marble run in a toy store. This special track was made of wood and allowed the marbles to roll over sound plates, creating
  • enchanting
  • melodies.
  • Langmeier was immediately enthusiastic and saw the potential for even more creativity. He developed the prototype of the Xyloba (xylophone track), which he successfully patented. His innovation was awarded a well-deserved
  • bronze medal
  • at the 4th International Exhibition of Inventions in Geneva in 1975.
  • Let children discover the world of melodies and rhythms
  • This
  • modular construction system
  • gives children the opportunity to playfully discover sounds and rhythms. Musical fundamentals such as note sequence, time signature, and rhythm are playfully introduced to the children. The simple 96-piece plug-in system offers almost unlimited possibilities. This also fosters the children's creativity, coordination, and dexterity. How does it work? When building the track, sound plates of different pitches are incorporated. Like a xylophone, these are precisely tuned. They determine the melody. They sound crystal clear and are struck with a perfectly clean touch. Different lengths of track are inserted between them. These create the rhythm. When the children release the ball, it bounces off the individual sound plates and creates a melody they have composed themselves. The
  • assembly
  • can be done either
  • intly
  • or
  • with the included
  • composing instructions.
  • Children can therefore create their own music and experiment to their heart's content.
  • Our tip:
  • The Xyloba “Orchestra” construction set can be combined with other Xyloba construction sets.
  • Durable and made in Switzerland
  • The predominantly handcrafted “Orchestra” marble run from Xyloba is produced from 100%
  • natural beech wood
  • in our own workshops in Switzerland. The “Weizenkorn” Foundation, as a socially responsible company, primarily employs people with disabilities.
  • This is how Xyloba's first melodic marble run came about:
  • In the late 1960s, the Swiss composer and chamber musician Samuel Langmeier discovered a remarkable marble run in a toy store. This special track was made of wood and allowed the balls to roll over sound plates, creating enchanting melodies. Langmeier was immediately enthusiastic and saw the potential for even more creativity. He developed the prototype of the Xyloba (xylophone track), which he successfully patented. His innovation was awarded a well-deserved bronze medal at the 4th International Exhibition of Inventions in Geneva in 1975.
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Product Safety

Warning! Not suitable for children under 36 months. Choking hazard! Small balls.

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  • Card payment to be settled in SAR. No conversion fee.
  • Credit card
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