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Why use a mixed set of Orff instruments?

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Why use a mixed set of Orff instruments?

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Using Orff Instruments (tone bar instruments) is part of an entire learning approach. The instruments all possess unique timbres, which make all parts clear and well defined. their use helps children become sensitive listeners and considerate participants as they play together in an ensemble. Used as a large group, the teacher can create an orchestra. Used as a small group, it can become accompaniment for storytelling and movement. These instruments allow a unity with music, movement, dance, and speech. Types of Orff Instruments In addition to a variety of small percussion instruments, a complete music room should have a combination of soprano, alto, and bass xylophones and metallophones, and soprano and alto glockenspiels. Contra bass bars are also available. Appropriate mallets should also be provided. Diatonic instruments with chromatics are available.

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