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Explore the world of mallet percussion instruments - from the bells of a Glockenspiel to the rich tones of a Marimba and the unique sustain of a Vibraphone. Learn about Xylophones, Chimes, and Crotales, each with its own distinctive sound and range. Discover how these instruments are used in various music genres, from classical to jazz. Watch demonstrations and learn more at the link provided.
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Bells (Glockenspiel) Range: Low G to C above the staff
Xylophone Range: Low F to C above the staff http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_b8_oTL9wv8
Marimba Marimbas come in many different sizes • 4 octave • 4.3 octave • 4.5 octave • 5 octave
Vibraphone • The vibes are unique because they have a sustain pedal much like the piano. • It is also used in jazz music. PEDAL
Chimes (Tubular Bells) • Instead of bars, the chimes consist of tuned metal tubes • They are struck at the top, with a mallet that looks like a hammer. • They have a pedal which controls the sustain. • The Chimes have a complex series of overtones, and are often used to imitate the sound of church bells
Crotales (Antique Cymbals) • Small, tuned brass disks • Low octave Range: Middle C to Third space C • High Octave: Third space C to C above staff