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  • DRUM TABLES AND SEATS

    A trio of tables with two seats celebrates African drumming traditions and invites communal music making.

  • TALKING DRUMS

    With names that mimic their tones, the quinto, tumba, and conga comprise a classic Afro-Cuban drum ensemble.

  • KIDS DRUMS

    The Caribbean, African, and Native American drums form a world rhythm ensemble for smaller children.

  • SLAPPED PIPES

    Activated both by the public and by the wind, vertical pipes are tuned to a 2 octave five-note (pentatonic) scale.

  • LISTENING DISHES

    Children speak or listen through dishes inter-connected underground at distances up to 150 feet.

  • TURTLE DRUM

    A hemisphere with vibrating tongues similar to a log drum refers to the turtle form common to Native Americans.

  • TELEPHONE TUBES

    Children explore active play and communication through tubes interconnected underground in pairs.

  • WIND REEDS

    Wind bells suspended from curved stainless steel ‘reeds’ create a musical ambiance and ameliorate traffic noise.

  • WORLD DRUMS

    World Drums celebrate global rhythmic traditions and invite communal music making.

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