Creating a full symphony of invigorating music has never been easier than now, with the new Renaissance Ensemble Collection. Unlock the power of these outdoor musical instruments while experiencing creative expressive play through music.
This awesome instrument ensemble plays perfectly together and there are No Wrong Notes! Any combination of notes are pleasing, which helps to inspire children through adults, of all ages and abilities, to play beautifully from the very first note on. The instantaneous success a player experiences inspires them to play on and on, often leading to a desire to learn more and pursue a harmonious lifetime filled with the enjoyment of music, as they hone their musical talents.
The Renaissance Ensemble Collection is a very exciting new combination of world class artistic sculptures which are ideally suited for a musical garden, musical playground, music park, or the perfect complement to enrich any outdoor environment. These ruggedly elegant steel musical sculptures fair well at a public school, college campus, museum, aquarium, park, or community center.
Playing instruments in a nature filled environment helps to stimulate and wake up the brain of all persons. Outdoor musical instruments are often used in developmental programs such as a special needs facility, a child care, preschool, Montessori or elderly care center.
Research has shown that simply listening to music can reduce anxiety, blood pressure, and pain as well as improve sleep quality, mood, mental alertness, and memory. If you want to keep the brain engaged throughout the aging process, listening to music is a great tool, whereas playing music provides up to six times the benefit. For a total brain workout, add the power of music to your program with the Renaissance Ensemble Collection.
Why this pairing of instruments?
The Bossa Nova Drums make a perfect anchor to the rich, melodious tones of the Imbarimba and the tinkling timbre of the Pegasus. The sweet, wonderful notes makes it very easy to create invigorating music with this Renaissance Ensemble.
