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Sonor OrffElementary Percussion Mallets Sch13 Double Headed Glockenspiel

Sonor Orff
Sonor Orff Elementary Percussion Mallets Sch13 Double Headed Glockenspiel

Independent shopping perspective

The Korena take

Double-headed glockenspiel mallets for Orff classroom use. For teachers stocking a cart or replacing lost mallets on elementary bar instruments.

Sonor Orff Elementary Percussion Mallets Sch13 Double Headed Glockenspiel product detail
Product studySonor Orff Elementary Percussion Mallets Sch13 Double Headed Glockenspiel

Strong match

Who this is for

  • Restocking a classroom set where mallets go missing
  • Elementary students playing Orff glockenspiel parts
  • Teachers who want two sounds without swapping mallets

Consider the trade-offs

When to look elsewhere

  • Xylophone or metallophone bars, which want heavier mallets
  • Adult players wanting a specific hardness and weight
  • Drum, timpani, or vibraphone use

What matters in use

The specifications, translated

Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01

Double headed

One shaft, two heads. A student flips the mallet to change attack instead of picking up a second pair.

Detail 02

Made for glockenspiel

Sized and weighted for small metal bars. On larger wooden bars it will sound thin and quiet.

Detail 03

Orff classroom line

Built for kid-sized hands and daily handling rather than for a single owner's practice routine.

Detail 04

$27

Consumable pricing. Budget to replace them periodically rather than expecting them to last years.

Final check

Know before you order

  1. 01Confirm whether you are buying one mallet or a pair
  2. 02Match to bar size — glockenspiel mallets are too light for bass bars
  3. 03Order spares up front; classroom mallets disappear

Product questions

Before you decide

Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.

01Will these work on a xylophone?

They will make sound, but they are built for small metal glockenspiel bars. On wooden xylophone bars the tone comes out weak and clicky.

02What does double headed mean?

There is a head on each end of the shaft. The player flips the mallet to get a different attack from the same stick.

03Are these safe for young students?

They are made for elementary Orff programs, so the length and weight suit small hands.

04Do I get one or two?

Check the quantity on the order before you buy. If you need matched pairs for a class, count what each order includes.

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