Musical Sculptures

A trio of sculptures celebrating African drumming traditions, and inviting communal music-making. Based on an archetypal drum shape known as Dumbek...

Throughout history, cultures have created a special space for listening and communal music-making. The singular 8-foot curved dish reflects sounds ...

These interconnected 4-foot 'big ears' communicate over 100', and bring conversations up close and personal. The interconnected network of four-foo...

From Indonesia to concert halls, gongs have amplified the pulse of the planet through their rich deep resonant vibrations, no need for a mallet. Fr...

In the realm of Afro-Cuban music, the trio of Quinto, Tumba, and Conga stands as a vital force, infusing rhythmic vigor into music ensembles across...

Drawing from the rich cultural traditions of Mexico, these forms reflect the drums used by Aztec cultures throughout history. Their tones are simil...

Derived from the Afro-Caribbean tradition of Conga, Quinto, and Tumba drums, they are the most famous drums in the Americas and are often used in p...

Africa and Brazil meet in this traditional conical form that creates harmonious drum sounds and echoes the past. In a harmonious fusion of African ...

Clap, speak, and stop sound with a wave of the hand! When speaking at the center between the two 8-foot dishes, two dynamic curved forms reflect an...

Drum circles bring community music-making to the play environment. Group awareness and interplay are developed by exploring rhythms together. Drum ...

Originating from the West Coast of Africa, particularly the Gold Coast region, Djembe drums have transcended their cultural roots to become ubiquit...

The Djembe drum finds its origins in an ancient African tradition where a large leaf of animal hide is stretched over a pit, serving as a resonator...

Sun Drums draw inspiration from universal drum forms that span continents, echoing the rhythms found in Europe, the Americas, and Asia. With a desi...

The Bata drum, with its two-headed design and multiple playing surfaces, serves as a profound reflection of the rich cultural traditions rooted in ...

Incorporating three frame drums on one stand, Triple Play represents universal drum forms found throughout Europe, the Americas, and Asia. It feat...

Incorporating two drums on one stand, the Timbales draw from the instruments of Africa and Latin America offering value, cultural tradition, and gr...

These sculptures incorporate the shapes of both West African and Asian forms. They offer visual elegance as well as cultural relevance. Combining e...

At traditional gatherings known as Pow Wows, the drum sets the heartbeat for the rhythm and tempo of ceremonial songs and dances. Designed especial...

The forerunner of this instrument is a series of hollowed-out bamboo tubes in the Solomon Islands of Micronesia. It is also related to the Chinese ...

These interconnected 4-foot 'big ears' communicate over 100', and bring conversations up close and personal. The interconnected network of four-f...

Linked by underground pipes, paired serpentine tubes are color matched for developing cognitive learning skills! Yellow talks to yellow, blue talks...