Choosing the Right Sonor Orff Alto Xylophone for your Classroom Budget

Judy Pine demonstrates the Good, the Better, and the Best of Sonor's excellent Orff Alto Xylophone product line in order to help you choose the right xylophones to fit your classroom and your budget. These instruments are built to be both sturdy and long-lasting, as well as providing clear tonality.

THE GOOD:
THE BETTER:
THE BEST:

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0:00 Intro
1:56 Global Beat Line
4:42 Primary Line
9:20 Palisono Line
13:21 Meisterklasse
16:10 Conclusion

[codymcwvu]

Thanks for the info on these. But why no demo on the Meisterklasse?

[vasjakavcic]

just a little tip for the next instrument demonstration: play the instrument

[brianclinton]

no sound comparison on the Meisterklasse?! I watched all the way to the end just for that, and nothing?

[thunderbugcreative]

This whole demo without a single note being played on "the Best"?? 
A quick few taps on all 4 side by side for comparison would have been nice and honestly all that was needed. Teachers ey?

[deanjagger]

You should have played the last one, I would haved liked to hear the best one.

[jamesbtex]

Cool instructive video.
However I don't know if you are aware of this but URL links should be functional.
Yours is broken because you inserted a "!" at the end of it. Remove that and anyone can just click on your link and take you right to the target page.

[theunionbeats]

What's with the diatonic stuff? Do people only write songs in c major? I'm confused

[vanni]

Doesn't it say "Made in Germany" on the logo though?  

[matthewlavergne]

My husband used these plans from woodprix and he's very satisfied.