Model

Studio 49 Orff Xylophone

Removable-bar xylophone for the classroom

Studio 49's Orff instruments have removable bars so a teacher can leave only the notes of a chosen scale in place, which is the pedagogical idea the Schulwerk is built on.

Category

  • Concert Percussion

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Made by

  • Studio 49

    Studio 49 was founded in Munich in 1949 to build the instruments Carl Orff's Schulwerk required — xylophones, metallophones, and glockenspiels with removable bars — and its instruments defined how percussion is taught to children across much of the world.

Represents

  • Studio 49

    Studio 49 was founded in Munich in 1949 to build the instruments Carl Orff's Schulwerk required — xylophones, metallophones, and glockenspiels with removable bars — and its instruments defined how percussion is taught to children across much of the world.

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