Mini Cajon Drum Stool by HABA, 038074

Made of Siam oak and spruce soundboard. With non-slip seat. The upper corners are adjustable for different sound effects. Includes tuning key. The Cajon is a musical percussion instrument created in Peru & Africa. Creating a drum that looked like a box and could be mistaken for a piece of furniture made it possible for the natives to enjoy music without risking trouble from the Spaniards. The Cajon is a box made of wood, with a hole in the back to allow sound to escape when the front is slapped with the musician's hand. The musician sits on the Cajon and tilts it slightly while playing.

The five sides are usually made of a thicker wood than the front, or the “head” of the Cajon – making differing sounds. Cajons are popular instruments
in Spain, the Philippines and in the Americas. You can also use metal or plastic brushes, sticks or mallets for a different sound. Perfect for 21st Century Learning classrooms and STREAM concepts. Cajons are quickly gaining popularity in school music and sensory rooms and can even be used in mathematical patterning learning concepts.