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Elementary School Instrument Inventory End of the School Year 20___ - 20___ School: Teacher: Orff Instruments How Many WCSD Tag # Mallets Bars Body Condition Alto Xylophone Bass Xylophone Soprano Xylophone Alto Metalophone Bass Metalophone Soprano Metallophone Alto Glockenspiel Soprano Glockenspiel Individual Resonator Bells Song Bells Contra Bars Resonator Bells Other: Cloth Mallets Rubber Mallets for Xylos Glock Mallets Grey Glock Mallets Black Wood Mallets (Tone Block) Single Misc. Mallets Soft Rubber Mallets for Modeling bounce Step Ladder for Resonator Harmonic Instruments How Many WCSD Tag # Condition Autoharp Guitars Other: sm. Guitar Melodica Piano Drums How Many WCSD Tag # Sticks Condition Tunable Timpani Toms 10" Hand Drum 12" Hand Drum Bongo Drum--set Bongo Drum--not connected Slit Log/African Drum Conga Drum Temple Blocks Other: Roto Toms 8" Hand Drums 14" Hand Drum Ocean Drum Drum Sticks Remo Sound Shapes Circles Remo Sound Shapes Shapes Chimes (wind chimes) Snare Drum w/ Stand Gathering Drum (Remo) Remo Djembe Drum Practice Pad (Snare--gray) Electronic Keyboards Amplifier & Pianos (List all) WCSD Tag # Brand/model Y/N Condition Yamaha Keyboard Yamaha Piano Yamaha Keyboard Yamaha Keyboard Casio Keyboard Yamaha Clavinova Roland Keyboard Rhythm Instruments How Many Condition Bells--Jingle w/ handle ***Bells--Jingle Braclets Bells--Jingle Tap Bells--Sleigh Castanets Claves Cowbells Finger Cymblas Guiros Lummi Sticks Maracas Rhythm Sticks Rhythm Sticks Ribbed/Non Pairs Tambourines Tone Blocks Triangles Wood blocks Other: Cymbals Cabasa Vibra Slap Agogo Slapstick Egg Shakers Washboard Rachet Sand Blocks Tap Tap Blocks Rain stick Rain Stick (rainbow) Oblong shaker (red, wood, green) Suspended Cymbal w/ stand Spring Drum/Thunder Drum Tone Block--Agogo style Kazoos Other Equipment How Many WCSD Tag # Condition Soprano Recorders CD Player Tape Recorder/Boom Peavy Mixer String Bass Storage Cello Storage Music Stands Music Stand Storage Percussion Cart Phillips 3CD Stereo TV VCR DVD/VCR Wireless Mics Mics Mic Stands Other Equipment How Many Serial # Condition Brand Other Info Trombone Flute Flute Clarinet Clarinet OTHER: OTHER: OTHER: OTHER: OTHER: Sound System How Many WCSD Tag # Condition Serial # Sound System *Berhinger Mixer *Samson PowerSource *Namson 2 CD Player *Tascam Tap/CD Burner *Europower Amp #1 *Europower Amp #2 *Road Ready Box *12" 2 Way Speakers *12" 2 Way Monitors *Ultimate Support Stands for Speakers *Hurcules Boom Mic Stand *Gooseneck mics *Handheld Cordless *Cable for Speakers *Cable for microphones iPad 16GB iPod 30GB iPod 120GB 1000Q Spotlight.

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