Music, sensory & play panels · Drum Circle Ensemble
Drum Circle Ensemble
PP-ENSE-DRUM · Percussion Play
Installation and tender detail
| Lead time | 4–6 weeks |
Description
Unpitched Percussion The Drum Circle Ensemble is a vibrant collection of outdoor percussion instruments designed to encourage participation, creativity, and social connection through rhythm. Combining a variety of hand-played drums, it creates an inviting musical space where people of all ages and abilities can come together to explore beats, improvise, and play collaboratively. Ideal for parks, schools, plazas, recreation areas, and inclusive play environments, the Drum Circle Ensemble accommodates multiple players at once and can be arranged in a traditional circle or configured to suit your space. Whether used for group activities, outdoor learning, or spontaneous music-making, it creates an engaging focal point that brings people together through the shared experience of rhythm. Ensemble Includes Street Congas Duo Street Congas Trio Pair of Tumbadoras Trio of Djembes Installation & Specifications Detailed installation instructions, elevation drawings, maintenance information, and technical specifications can be found on the individual product pages for each instrument included in this ensemble. Product Highlights Four complementary percussion instruments in one complete ensemble No mallets required - play with hands Accommodates approximately 4-10 players at once Encourages collaborative music-making and social interaction Creates engaging rhythmic experiences for all ages and abilities Flexible layout options to suit a variety of spaces Durable construction designed for outdoor environments Suitable for inclusive and accessible play settings Perfect For Parks and recreation spaces School playgrounds and outdoor learning environments Community and civic spaces Inclusive play areas Music therapy and wellbeing settings Visitor attractions Codes: Ground Install PP-ENSE-DRUM-GF (MSRP USD 32,258); Surface Mounted PP-ENSE-DRUM-SF (MSRP USD 33,364).
As written by Percussion Play.
