Bergerault Chromatic Glockenspiel C6 to G7

A Bergerault Glockenspiel Designed for Music Education and Group Practice

A recognized brand in the field of educational percussion, Bergerault designs instruments built to last and stay in tune over time. This 20-bar glockenspiel follows this philosophy: robust construction, refined resonance thanks to the pine resonator box, and particular attention to bar stability. The choice of Anglo-Saxon notation facilitates note identification in many learning contexts, especially when alternating between international materials, reading methods, or group practices.

For Whom and For What Uses?

This glockenspiel is ideal for music schools, conservatories, school-based instructors, and early childhood workshops seeking an instrument that is easy to handle, reliable, and sonorous. The 20 bars provide a very suitable playground for melodies, ostinatos, and rhythmic accompaniments in ensembles. It is also well suited for musicians wanting a compact instrument to work on melodic ideas, patterns, or to enrich a percussion set with a precise and expressive "metallic" color.

Design, Sound, and Manufacturing Highlights

Optimized Resonance and Natural Projection

The pine resonator box fully contributes to the instrument's sonic character. The circular openings are designed to support sound diffusion and help achieve a more present sound, particularly useful in group settings or classrooms. This approach emphasizes an audible and balanced output without requiring excessive striking force.

Bar Stability and Playing Comfort

The painted steel bars are designed for regular use. Bergerault emphasizes excellent bar stability thanks to a metal fixing end cap, an important feature to maintain a consistent playing feel: the attack is more controlled, and the touch remains reliable over sessions. Supplied with 2 wooden mallets, this glockenspiel allows immediate play with a defined attack, well suited for precise rhythmic work and ensemble coordination.

Facilitated Reading Thanks to Anglo-Saxon Notation

The mention of "Anglo-Saxon notation" addresses a common need: quickly finding note references (A, B, C, etc.) according to the methods used. In educational contexts, this accelerates understanding, reduces hesitation during instrument changes, and facilitates communication between students and teachers when using varied materials.

Technical specifications

Number of blades	20	Type	blade
Number of notes	20	Material	steel
Category	handheld	Accessories included	Sticks

Number of bars	20	Openings	circular (sound optimization)
Bar width	25 mm	Included	2 wooden mallets
Bar thickness	3 mm	Dimensions	42 x 22 x 2.5 cm
Bar material	painted steel	Brand	Bergerault
Stability	metal fixing end cap	Manufacturing	French
Notation	Anglo-Saxon	Warranty	professional warranty (high tuning precision)
Resonator box material	pine