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Jumbie Jam – Beginner’s Guide and Song Book

£14.50 exc VAT

£17.40 inc VAT

Age 5 - 16

  • L 1cm x W 22cm x H 28cm
  • Stock: 14
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  • An introduction to Jumbie Jam steel pans
  • Provides instrument care tips, playing techniques, history and songs
  • No experience of traditional music notation required
  • Free digital download of practice and performance backing tracks

The Beginners Guide will help establish a solid foundation in playing technique, instrument care and effective practice habits.
It includes general instructions, music and historical/cultural information regarding the Steel Pan and its country of origin.

Songs in this guide are repetitive and use only a few pitches per song. This will acquaint you with the layout of your Jumbie Jam and help you concentrate on your technique.
Each song is presented in 2 ways – with traditional notation, and with note names so it is no necessary to be able to read music.

Here are links to other selections you may find useful:

Product Information

Delivery

We work with a small number of specialist logistic companies to deliver your order quickly and economically. The delivery method varies, depending on your location and the size of the order, as follows:

UK Locations

Orders up to 5kg – Courier 2 to 3 working day delivery. This would typically include books, smaller instruments, percussion baskets and djembes up to 40cm.

Orders over 5kg – Courier, next working day delivery. Most orders are sent this way.

Large orders – Pallet service, 3 to 5 working day delivery. Used for large orders and those with more fragile contents.

Please note:

  1. Above timings are from dispatch date. Time from placing your order will usually be one or two days longer, depending on the order and destination.
  2. Delivery to offshore or Highland addresses may take longer and may cost more than to UK mainland addresses and we’ll quote and agree the costs with you in advance. Please note that in these cases it’s fine to go ahead and place your order, and there’s no obligation on your part until the delivery costs have been quoted and accepted by you.
  3. For some destinations, where a courier service isn’t available, we may send by Royal Mail instead.

International Locations

Orders weighing less than 1kg and not too bulky – Post Office Airmail. This would include books and smaller percussion instruments.

Orders weighing more than about 1kg and large orders – international courier or pallet service. We’ll obtain competitive quotes and agree these with you in advance.

Please note that it’s fine to go ahead and place your international order prior to confirming shipping costs, and that there’s no obligation on your part until the delivery costs have been quoted and accepted by you. Payment for international orders, including shipping costs, is required before dispatch of the goods.

Returns

Please let us know straight away if anything arrives damaged or otherwise in a substandard condition and we’ll be happy to replace it, refund the cost or provide you with an alternative product to your satisfaction. Speed is of the essence here as most courier companies will only accept responsibility for damage in transit if the damage is reported within 24 hours of delivery.

 In the event of damage, please take photographs, including any damage to the packaging, and email these to us ASAP.

Similarly, if an instrument  develops a fault within 12 months of purchase in the course of normal use (though excluding fair wear and tear), please let us know, and we’ll replace it or refund the cost. It’s also very helpful for us to see photos of the issue as this gives us solid information for changing the design, the production method or the packing materials.

But please do contact us before returning any damaged or substandard items. Once we’ve approved their return, please send to:  Drums for Schools Limited, 21 Shaftesbury Avenue, Burton Joyce NG14 5GL 

We really appreciate your feedback in the case of faults (or if you think an instrument could be improved in any way) and we take all such feedback very seriously indeed.

Djembes are fantastic. Great having the rubber around the base and the hats are much better for us than djembe cases and much cheaper.

John Haslam

Ensuring that every student has access to an instrument will keep them focussed. Additional instruments will allow more students to play the same part, which can assist with building confidence.

Richard McKerron

Gamelan music is inclusive and a role for every ability can be found, from complex counter melodies to simple pulse work.

Richard McKerron

Introducing a group of percussion instruments that can be shaken, struck and tapped will aid aural exploration in early years.

Richard McKerron

Everything was received satisfactorily. Many thanks for your help.

Jane Barnett
Scope - Ingfield Manor School