The communicative musical playground with oversized instruments


Musical instruments which offer a basic insight into the physics of sound. This is where you can fi nd out how length, tension and material can change tone variations and sound.

The huge sound sculptures demand cooperation from the participants, as sounds can only be produced when several players work together. Appropriate Instruments for the relevant activity and exhibition will be supplied according to the type of event required and budget available.

Walking-Bass:
A melody can be composed by walking along on
a long, thick string.

Stroke Pipe:
High and low tones are created by
applying varying pressure.

Pump Organ:
Every tone an organ pipe and pump from a drainage tube. Exhausting fun.

Pressure Drum:
Wobbling on a chair is what’s called for here: a mechanical device connected
to the seat tunes the drumhead.

Monster Flute:
It’s length of five metres,
make this recorder
record-breaking.

Earth-Xylophon:
Six players create music on this 2,50m long instrument.

Bottle phon:
27 bottles are precisely tuned through their size
and the amount of water they contain.

Sound Pipes :
Running around pipes to make music..

Miracle Voice:
Talk like Mickey Mouse, sing like a robot.

Samplophon:
Twelve different sounding sticks bring the big city
symphony to life: concert of horns, pneumatic
drill, church bells or the laughter of children.

Composing Machine:
A huge musical clock is driven by bicycle pedals.
Music can be composed by inserting wooden
pegs in different holes.

Body Sounds-Disco:
Compose music with body sounds by bouncing
around and dancing. A disco atmosphere is created
by four loud speakers and 8 spotlights.