Looking for the coolest-looking instrument? Youβve found them.Β These are animal-shaped wooden musical instruments.
All percussion π₯ and some also double as a wind π¬ instrument!Β Simple in constructionΒ but all can create a wide variety of sounds by dragging the stick acrossΒ the ridges on their backs or by simply hitting any part of their bodies. Modify the sounds by adjusting your hold on the instrument from soft for more echo or hard for a sharper sound.
πΈ Wooden frogs produce very real-sounding croaking frog sounds when you drag the stick up its back.Β The bigger the size of the frog the lower pitch it can sound.Β
π Wooden cats are higher pitched than the frog when used as percussion and also feature a kazoo which you can blow via the hole in the tail to produce a sort βmeowingβ sound.
π¬ Wooden dolphins offer the highest pitch when played as percussion and feature a kazooΒ which you can blow via the hole in the tail to sound a very high-pitched dolphin sound.
π Wooden alligators are long and permit for a wide arrange of sounds from high pitch to low. Ever heard an alligator make sounds before? Youβll be reminded of it by dragging along the ridges on itβs back.
Note: Colors and grain of the wood differs from dark to light in Wooden Frogs 4β and 5β and in Wooden Alligators. If youβd like a darker or lighter tone do let know in the order notes.Β