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-Economical Educators 4-Pack – Four Ready-To-Play Kits include: Pans, Mallets, Metal Table Top Stands and FREE Downloadable Beginner’s Guide & Song Book includes 5 play-along songs, audio tracks, techniques & history -Easy to Teach – simple to introduce into your classroom as a stand-alone instrument, or incorporate into existing curriculum. K-8 General Music, Special Needs, Enrichment Programs, Music Therapy, After School and Performances. -Versatile & Adaptable - use with other instruments in mixed ensembles - Orff, Ukulele, Steel Pan Program, and many more. -One octave G Diatonic, easily converts to Pentatonic, different keys/scales or block notes you don’t want to be played utilizing Panyard’s Pentatonic & Key Conversion Magnet Kits -Multi-faceted Instrument providing both percussive and melodic, creating a well-rounded musical experience while providing cross-curricular studies exploring the culture of Trinidad & Tobago, the birthplace of the Steel Pan. -Popular & Rewarding – Students love this hip instrument! It is a great instrument to teach students of any level, allowing them to enjoy the experience of music participation, creativity, and performance. -Durable standing up to the rigors of classroom use. Learn More

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Elvis may have been known as “The King of Rock and Roll,” but to fans of Latin music icon, the late Tito Puente will always be remembered as “El Rey del Timbal” (The King of the Timbale). Puente was responsible for bringing timbales from the rear to the forefront of the band in Latin dance music and Latin jazz. He was the winner of four Grammy Awards, has a star on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame and received the National Endowment of the Arts Award from President Clinton. Puente’s craving for innovation and perfection helped lead to the design of LP’s Tito Puente Model Timbales. Tito was honored when a set of his namesake Timbales was placed into the Smithsonian Institute’s permanent collection. Learn More

Elvis may have been known as “The King of Rock and Roll,” but to fans of Latin music icon, the late Tito Puente will always be remembered as “El Rey del Timbal” (The King of the Timbale). Puente was responsible for bringing timbales from the rear to the forefront of the band in Latin dance music and Latin jazz. He was the winner of four Grammy Awards, has a star on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame and received the National Endowment of the Arts Award from President Clinton. Puente’s craving for innovation and perfection helped lead to the design of LP’s Tito Puente Model Timbales. Tito was honored when a set of his namesake Timbales was placed into the Smithsonian Institute’s permanent collection. Learn More

New top keyed tuning for easier, on the fly adjustments Learn More