Fuzeau Giant Trunk - 42 Instruments
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- This item is covered for 3 years
What you need to know
What you need to know
- A complete pack for the classroom: 42 varied instruments for listening games, sound exploration, and rhythmic initiation from age 3.
- Wide variety of musical gestures: scraping, shaking, striking, blowing... ideal for developing motor skills and coordination.
- Storage included: case provided to transport, protect, and organize the materials (80 x 40 x 34 cm).
- Designed for pedagogy: selection designed for playful, collective, and progressive activities (preschool, elementary, workshops).
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An educational case designed for musical awakening in groups
In schools, nurseries, or workshops, having a coherent set of instruments changes everything: structured sessions can be offered, timbres varied, and real musical rituals created. This 42-instrument case fits this "ready-to-play classroom" logic: a broad assortment, adapted to small hands, allowing easy transition from sound discovery to initial listening and rhythm instructions.
The presence of instruments with complementary roles (pulse, effects, calls, simple melodies) facilitates group animation, even with many participants, while encouraging exploration: each child can find an instrument that speaks to them, then learn to listen to others to play together.
For whom and for what uses? From 3 years old to the whole class
Intended from 3 years old, this case is perfectly suited for musical awakening sessions, extracurricular times, and class projects (nursery rhymes, reading accompaniment, circle games, soundscape creations). It is also very relevant for teachers and facilitators who want to have an immediately operational instrument set without multiplying single purchases.
Thanks to the variety of families (hand percussion, shaker instruments, scrapers, small melodic percussion, and playful wind instruments), you can work on key skills: imitation, alternation, call-and-response, dynamics (loud/soft), tempo (slow/fast), and pitch recognition with simple supports.
A rich selection to vary timbres, roles, and listening games
Percussion to establish pulse and ensemble
Tambourines, claves, triangles, derbouka, or tan-tan: these instruments are perfect for building a stable pulse, learning starts/stops, and differentiating the "motor" role (keeping the tempo) from the "color" role (punctuating, responding, decorating). In class, this allows clear function distribution and quickly achieves a coherent collective result.
Effect instruments for imagination and soundscapes
Rattle, rainstick, guiros, jingle bells, crowns, and bracelets: a variety of sound textures to illustrate a story, create an atmosphere (rain, wind, footsteps, animals), or work on contrasts. These instruments are especially effective for listening games, as their attack and sustain (sound duration) are very identifiable by children.
Simple access to pitch and melodic patterns
With the glockenspiel, mini metallonotes, diatonic boomwhackers set (8 notes), and resonance tubes, children can approach the concept of "lower/higher" and reproduce short patterns. This is an excellent starting point to accompany songs, identify reference notes, or invent small musical phrases in groups without technical prerequisites.
Playful instruments to stimulate engagement
Kazoos, slide whistle, samba apito, or harmonic tube: these instruments often trigger spontaneous participation and offer an ideal ground to channel energy within a musical framework (signals, calls, call-and-response games, breathing instructions). Their "fun" aspect also makes them excellent motivational tools during initial sessions.
Note: all instruments are announced as available separately. The manufacturer reserves the right to replace an instrument with another of equal value.
Technical specifications
| Category | pack | Accessories included | Case |
| Material | wood | Color | Multicolor |
| Skin type | Animal | ||
| Recommended age | from 3 years old | Contents | 42 instruments |
| Usage | listening games, playful rhythmic initiation, classroom and group activities | Dimensions | L 80 cm - D 40 cm - H 34 cm |
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Very good trunk for extracurriculars, but drumheads break very quickly. Otherwise nothing to say, I recommend it.
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Impeccable. Everything was well protected and packed.
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Questions frequently asked
What is the recommended age for the Fuzeau giant case with 42 instruments?
This case is recommended for children from 3 years old.
Which instruments are included in this case of 42 instruments?
The set includes tambourines, claves, triangles, darbuka, guiros, jingle bells, and rainsticks. It also contains a glockenspiel, a mini metallophone, 8 diatonic boomwhackers, kazoos, and a slide whistle.
Can this case be used for a whole classroom?
With its 42 instruments, it is designed for classroom and group activities. The hand percussion instruments allow for dividing pulse and punctuation roles. Shakers, scrapers, and wind instruments are used for listening games and soundscapes.
Are there melodic instruments to accompany nursery rhymes?
The glockenspiel, mini metallophone, and the set of 8 diatonic boomwhackers enable working with pitches and short patterns. Resonator tubes complete this ensemble to explore low and high notes.
What are the dimensions of the case?
Its dimensions are 80 cm long, 40 cm deep, and 34 cm high.



