Wooden Bird Clapper/Rasp Green
Wooden Bird Clapper and Rasp
This percussion instrument combines two distinct playing techniques in a single carved wooden form. The hollow body of the bird serves as a resonating chamber, allowing you to produce both sharp striking sounds and textured rasping effects from one compact object.
Two Playing Methods
Squeeze the bamboo handle and the carved bird strikes a small wooden ball housed inside the hollow body, producing bright, percussive tones. The handle operates as a lever mechanism, making the clapping action direct and responsive. Alternatively, use the included wooden mallet to draw across the notched ridges on the bird's back, generating dry, rasping textures suited to rhythmic accompaniment and sound effect work.
Construction and Materials
Carved from jackfruit wood and finished in vivid green lacquer, the instrument is both visually striking and acoustically effective. The bamboo handle provides a comfortable grip and the leverage needed for smooth clapping action. The compact size makes it easy to incorporate into percussion ensembles or to use as a standalone novelty instrument.
Applications
This dual-action bird instrument is well suited to children's music education, where the contrast between the two sounds — one sharp and clapping, one rasping and textured — provides an immediate introduction to timbral variety in percussion. It also functions effectively in world music ensembles, theatre sound design, and storytelling performance where percussive colour and visual character both matter.
What's Included
You receive the bird clapper and rasp together with its wooden mallet, ready to play without preparation.
A playful but functional percussion instrument drawing on Vietnamese woodcraft traditions, offering two distinct voices in a single compact form.
Wooden Bird Clapper/Rasp Green — A Vietnamese percussion instrument carved from jackfruit wood, featuring a dual-action design: squeeze the bamboo lever to strike a wooden ball inside the hollow bird body for bright, sharp clacking tones, or use the included mallet to rasp across the textured back for dry, scratching effects. The green lacquer finish makes it visually lively as well as sonically versatile. Ideal for children's music education, world music ensembles, and sound design.
| Origin | Turkey |
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| Weight | 0,10 kg |
| Materials | Laiton - Tube de pieu - Plastique |
Wooden Bird Clapper and Rasp
This percussion instrument combines two distinct playing techniques in a single carved wooden form. The hollow body of the bird serves as a resonating chamber, allowing you to produce both sharp striking sounds and textured rasping effects from one compact object.
Two Playing Methods
Squeeze the bamboo handle and the carved bird strikes a small wooden ball housed inside the hollow body, producing bright, percussive tones. The handle operates as a lever mechanism, making the clapping action direct and responsive. Alternatively, use the included wooden mallet to draw across the notched ridges on the bird's back, generating dry, rasping textures suited to rhythmic accompaniment and sound effect work.
Construction and Materials
Carved from jackfruit wood and finished in vivid green lacquer, the instrument is both visually striking and acoustically effective. The bamboo handle provides a comfortable grip and the leverage needed for smooth clapping action. The compact size makes it easy to incorporate into percussion ensembles or to use as a standalone novelty instrument.
Applications
This dual-action bird instrument is well suited to children's music education, where the contrast between the two sounds — one sharp and clapping, one rasping and textured — provides an immediate introduction to timbral variety in percussion. It also functions effectively in world music ensembles, theatre sound design, and storytelling performance where percussive colour and visual character both matter.
What's Included
You receive the bird clapper and rasp together with its wooden mallet, ready to play without preparation.
A playful but functional percussion instrument drawing on Vietnamese woodcraft traditions, offering two distinct voices in a single compact form.
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