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Boomwhackers©

Boomwhackers are Used By: music educators music therapists professional musicians professionals for teambuilding

Tuning the Tubes The tubes sound best when their cross- section is basically round. They may be oval or flattened out when you purchase them or get that way through playing or storage. For the best sound, simply "smoosh" the tube (apply pressure along its length) with your hands until it becomes basically round again.

Care and Feeding of the Tubes Avoid whacking abrasive surfaces, which can scratch the tubes. Avoid whacking directly on the tube's label. Avoid use of excessive force. Exercise care with longer tubes to avoid bending them. Strike the playing surface a few inches from the end of the tube. Clean with a soft, damp. Use a mild soap if necessary. Rinse with water and dry.

Makin’ Whacky Music Pick up one or two and start whacking! They have a "sweet spot" - for the best tone - a few inches from the end of the tube. Whack almost anything, like a table, a chair, the floor, your thigh or hand, the side of your shoe... whatever! Different surfaces can produce different sounds ("timbres"), but always the same musical pitch. Whack a BOOMWHACKERS tube in one hand with something in your other hand, such as a pencil, a stick, a Boomwhacker Whacker™ Mallet, etc. Whack two BOOMWHACKERS tubes together and - boom! - you have a chord! Or try two in one hand and whack away!

Raise and lower the volume of the sound by whacking with more or less force. Whack a hard surface, such as a table or back of a wooden chair, and see how the sound changes when you cover it with a towel. Vary the number of layers of the towel. Hold the tube on the sides (so your fingers are out of the way) and whack the floor so the entire length of the tube strikes the floor at the same time. Partially block the end of the tube or extend its length with your hand to lower the musical pitch.

Now it’s your turn to have fun with Boomwhackers©!