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- To give beginners a chance to take up a folk instrument, as well as to provide the best for those who already play.
- To encourage people to discover and enjoy their own musical heritage & all types of folk music now played in these islands.
- To help keep music live, by making real acoustic instruments widely available at affordable prices, and sponsoring live events.
- To encourage people to make music themselves, by taking up a musical instrument. You are never too young or too old to start!

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Definition: Tuned metal bowls from the Himalayan region.
Introduction: Made from an alloy of seven different metals. Usually used for ritual purposes, sound healing, and meditation. The sound is produced by rubbing a leather covered stick slowly around the rim of the bowl (which must be supported only by the base). Bowls are found as far as Korea and Japan also.
Read our Tuned Percussion FAQ Page or go to the Hobgoblin Instrument Info and FAQ Menu.
SINGING BOWL
Definition: Tuned metal bowls from the Himalayan region.
Introduction: Made from an alloy of seven different metals. Usually used for ritual purposes, sound healing, and meditation. The sound is produced by rubbing a leather covered stick slowly around the rim of the bowl (which must be supported only by the base). Bowls are found as far as Korea and Japan also.
Read our Tuned Percussion FAQ Page or go to the Hobgoblin Instrument Info and FAQ Menu.