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UCHIDA Handbells, Suzuki Tone Chimes and Chimettes 15 UCHIDA Handbells, Suzuki Tone Chimes and Chimettes 15 New! 2015 -Church Bell Choirs -Classroom Music Education Church Youth Groups - Adult Music Programs Crafted by manufacturing and industry giant UCHIDA, and renowned for their superb workmanship, these handbells are the top-selling music bells in Japan. Additionally, the durability and popularity of the music bells Affordable, Quality Handbells by UCHIDA have led to their implementation into numerous elementary music education programs in countries such as Now Available at Groth Music! Japan, Singapore and Indonesia. Groth Music is pleased to be one of the first retailers to offer this affordable In Tune, Pleasing Sound, line of products to church groups, educators and performing groups in the United States looking for budget Excellent Workmanship conscious quality. New! UC-3100-3810 UCHIDA MB-GEN Gold New! 2015 2015 UC-2830 UCHIDA MB-GN Gold Excellent Series 20 Note Handbell Set $1649.95 Series 27 Note Handbell Set $749.95 20 Notes from A4-E6 27 Notes from F5-G7 Larger Rubber Clapper MSRP: $1881.81 Rigid Resin Clapper MSRP: $872.73 for Deeper Sound Resin Handles Resin Handles Gold Plated Iron Bells Gold Plated Iron Bells Cases Sold Separately Light Weight, Smooth Grip Available Separately: Cases Sold Separately UC-3100 8 Note Set Only (A4-E5) $649.95 MSRP: $736.36 Use this set to extend your 27 note UC-2830 set downward by 8 notes for a total of 35 notes. Add on the UC-3100 8 Note MB-GEN Set for a total range of 35 notes Please note: This 8 note set is part of the 20 note set above, but is offered separately to compliment the MB-GN sets. UC-4802 UCHIDA MB-SP Silver Series New! UC-5000-5800 UCHIDA MB-SPE Silver New! 2015 2015 27 Note Handbell Set $1895.95 Excellent Series 20 Note Handbell Set $2295.95 27 Notes from F5-G7 20 Notes from A4-E6 MSRP: $2181.82 MSRP: $2654.55 Rubber Clapper Larger Rubber Clapper for Deeper Sound Silver Plated Zinc Die-Cast Handles Silver Plated Zinc Die-Cast Handles Silver Plated Resin or Iron Bells Silver Plated Brass Bells Gold Plated Zinc Die-Cast Name Plate Gold Plated Zinc Die-Cast Name Plate Heavier Weight for Deeper Sound Cases Sold Separately Cases Sold Separately Available Separately: UC-5000 8 Note Set Only (A4-E5) $949.95 MSRP: $1061.82 Add on the UC-5000 8 Note MB-SPE Set for a total range of 35 notes Use this set to extend your 27 note UC-4802 set downward by 8 notes for a total of 35 notes. Please note: This 8 note set is part of the 20 note set above, but is offered separately to compliment the MB-SP sets. UCHIDA Stands and Cases Sold Separately UC-3701-3702-2 Bell Stands and Cases for MB-SPE or MB-GEN UC-3700 Hard Case 20 Note Bells $249.95 for 8 Note MB-SPE or MB-GEN $299.95 UC-2700 Hard Case UC-4700 Hard Case Each stand and case holds 10 bells. Price Each case holds 8 bells. 3 cases are needed of a for 27 Note MB-GN $369.95 for 27 Note MB-SP $369.95 above includes two stands and two cases. 20 note set of MB-SPE or MB-GEN series. Suzuki Tone Chimes Suzuki Chimettes HB-250 ...25-Note Chromatic Set (G4-G6)................$949.00 Now your music class, HB120A..3rd Octave Add-On (C4-F#4 & G#6-C7) ...$679.00 choir or ensemble can HB120B..4th Octave Add-On (G3-B3 & C#7-G7) .....$849.00 experience the joys of HB7C......7-Note Bass Bar Add-On (C3-F#3)..........$1099.00 handbell ringing with the most affordable These Tone Chime sets are perfect for classroom instruction or hand held musical performance. Includes foam cutout for each bell, note name labeling and instrument, specially designed for even the most inexperienced player. unbreakable heavy duty travel case. Precision crafted from lightweight Involve the whole class with Chimettes as a starter set or in addition to aluminum, Suzuki Tone Chimes have adjustable clapper heads for ToneChimes or Handbells you already have. Pitched one full octave above variable expression and overtone tuning for perfect harmonics. Beautiful ToneChimes, Chimettes are ruggedly constructed. Each overtone-tuned yet cost effective ways to share the music. Only Suzuki Tone Chimes chime is attached to an unbreakable ABS handle which is balanced and feature tubular bells with rounded tone chambers. They're easy to hold and easy to play for extended periods. padded to simulate natural handbell playing action. A world of playing Bring the beauty of handbell playing to your school, church or musical ensemble with the music industry's lowest excitement awaits even the most budget minded school or church as Suzuki cost chimes available today. Don't pay more! Start with our affordable 2 brings you the most affordable hand held musical instrument. octave, 25 note set. Add sets as your experience level increases. 3rd octave, CM-25 ....25-Note Chromatic Set (G5-G7) .............$299.00 4th octave and new 5th octave bass note add-on sets put on a spectacular show! Toll Free: (800)969-4772 Fax: (952)884-1134 Web: www.grothmusic.com.
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