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Your cart is empty.Blow the horn and press the keys to make beautiful music! The Piano Horn will provide hours of entertainment for the aspiring musician in your life. Brought to you by Schylling Toys, the world leader in traditional toys and classic fun that lets children see the world in a new and more artistic way. Its two instruments in one with keys you can press and a horn you can blow. As entertaining as it is educational, this fun and whimsical instrument is sure to bring delight to music lovers in your whole family!
cheng
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
Oh my God, the most fun and easy to learn instrument ever strongly recommend super fun for both adults and kids
Kelz
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2024
I bought this as a birthday gift but tested it out first. It's actually got a nice sound to it and way better than a recorder or other type instruments along this line. Pretty pleased especially for the price.
Hash
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2024
Lovely product. So much fun and so easy to play!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2024
I very much enjoy this It’s very fun to use and it’s very cheap and it actually doesn’t look like it will break but I just got it today so I don’t know anyways it’s pretty cool and definitely recommend buying
Rachel Sara
Reviewed in Australia on November 25, 2020
A lovely and inexpensive addition to my instruments. Sounds very similar to a melodica. It can't play semitones, so you'll be limited to the major scale, but still a lot of fun. Make sure to take off the end and empty out the spit every now and then.
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Reviewed in Mexico on January 7, 2017
Pedí dos de estos. uno de ellos llego con el empaque roto. pero funcionan bien, les gustaron a mis hijos.
Harriet
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2016
This was a gift for my 19 year-old son who has Down syndrome. He loves to listen to music and make music as well. He enjoys playing this although it takes a lot of breath to produce the notes. The hard plastic material seems sturdy enough although if it was dropped on a hard surface floor it would surely crack or break. Having said that, it is a nice musical instrument for the amount of money paid.
Mom_of_2
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2013
When I first received the item, I was unsure as it looked plastic and cheaply made, however it was a Christmas gift for my 4 year old daughter and she and I love to play. The notes are easily recognizable to learn any song and I have taught her many songs on this. The end cap comes off or easy cleaning and it is very durable, having been dropped MANY times by my 16 month old daughter who also loves to play this. Well worth the money!
Westerner
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2011
This toy is great. It's worlds better than the 1st Act Recorder I bought. Recorders are nice when properly built but they squeak like crazy if they leak and it ruins the musical aspect. They become simple noise makers. Most cheap recorders will leak badly at the joints and the finger holes are difficult for a child to cover without leaks resulting in squeaking.This melodica is different. A little leaking is quite ok as long as the child's breath can pressurize the chamber so that air can escape past the reeds in the holes uncovered when a key is pressed. It's far easier to play than a recorder or flute like instrument. It takes no special embuchre like a horn, and not much breath. The notes sound true even with poor technique so that the simplest child can make pleasing sounds with it.It should be treated as a fragile musical instrument not just a toy to be left on the floor and stepped on. With proper care, it seems quite durable and my kids (3 and 4) love it.
J. Tyler
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2009
I bought this product so I could examine its usefulness as an educational tool or, if nothing else, kill some time when I'm bored. It certainly looks toy-like but is really a fine piece of work. Though labeled a "piano horn" it is actually a diatonic melodica. The piano keys are more like accordion keys but have a good feel to them. Though not concert quality, it feels more like a real instrument than a toy. I wasn't expecting to get this much for the price.The body and keys are plastic. The harmonica reeds are brass with poly foam seals, and the reed case, hinge and springs are steel. It is made to be played only by the right hand while being supported with the left by a replaceable Teflon strap. The hinge hub is glued in place so none of the key or reed mechanisms can be disassembled without breaking it. The embouchure shown in the picture has been replaced with an s-crook mouthpiece to enhance visibility of the keys while playing. The faux-bell can be removed to facilitate condensation removal. The reed box/key units are self clearing, I have yet to be troubled by moisture buildup there.Breath control is intuitive from pianissimo to forte. 13 keys cover 1 octave plus a major 7th from G4 to E6, and yes - you can play chords. Pitch is moderately in tune (I've seen better, even in a toy). Average deviation from equal temperament was The design is ingenious and well suited for kids 3 through 5 years-old. Older kids (6 and up) may want for a chromatic scale and less toy-like appearance. For the next step, take a look at the .
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