Reddit mentions: The best wind & brass instruments for kids

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6. Quercetti Saxoflute – 16 Piece Build Your Own Instrument Set

    Features:
  • CREATOR AND COMPOSER: Using 16 interconnecting tubes, including a mouthpiece, trumpet end and twisting tubes kids get to plan, build, and play their very own colorfully wacky instrument! Make the most amazing creation and then write your own song to go with it.
  • ENGINEER A NEW SOUND: Build your own trumpet, saxophone, flute or any other wild creation you can dream up. Learn how different configurations change sound/pitch and how to troubleshoot if your horn isn't making noise.
  • SAFE AND FUN: Both green pipes feature holes you can plug to change the notes you play! Made entirely of top-quality ABS plastic this building set is unbreakable and meets the highest safety standards. A fantastic way to introduce toddlers to the joys of music and the thrill of pure creativity!
  • INTELLIGENT TOYS: Quercetti toys are designed for children ages 3 to 12 to encourage reasoning, stimulate creativity and hone physical skills. Quercetti toys span a wide range of categories and stages, from early skill builders to craft activities, pure educational products to advanced construction sets.
  • PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS: Package contains (1) Quercetti Saxoflute – 16 Piece Build Your Own Instrument Set. Includes: 3 straight tubes with holes, 1 whistle, 1 trumpet end and 11 straight tubes and L-shapes in 2 colors. Fully compatible with other tubation building sets (sold separately).
Quercetti Saxoflute – 16 Piece Build Your Own Instrument Set
Specs:
Height7.086614166 Inches
Length5.905511805 Inches
Number of items1
Release dateJuly 2006
Weight0.551155655 Pounds
Width3.543307083 Inches
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u/uselessjd · 3 pointsr/bagpipes

To put it in trumpet terms, you have the equivalent of this. You may actually be able to get it to sound well with a different reed, but if you are really interested it is worth purchasing a decent practice chanter. I started with this package from The Piper's Hut (I found the book really helpful and think it is a bit better for the rank beginner who may not have a teacher than the 'green book' after looking at both).

The Piper's Hut has plenty of other options as well if you just want to pick up a nice practice chanter (it'll run you ~$60).

u/batflash567 · 3 pointsr/Kazoo

My personal favorite is the kazoobie wazoo kazoo, It's loud, but still sounds nice. Another good choice is the Schylling tin kazoo, which is a nice metal option. If you're going for something loud and annoying, which i assume you are, considering the choice of kazoo, i would say the wazoo is the best choice.

u/potatoing · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Kazoo! And don't worry, you will succeed one day! Don't forget that you're rich in generosity.
Edited for: cheepy cheepy

u/twoloavesofbread · 2 pointsr/musictheory

There's a fretless instrument similar to a theremin called an Otamatone that you'd probably enjoy.

The same company that makes the pBone also makes a [pTrumpet](pBone PTRUMPET1W Jiggs pTrumpet Plastic Trumpet with Gig Bag & 3C & 5C Mouthpieces, White https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00MPRVQPY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_zxAzybTC8A9ZB) and an instrument called the [pBuzz](http://www.pBuzz.com/ Kid'sMusical Instrument https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01H3E0YM4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_VwAzybA4K6FAF), which is like a slide vuvuzela. The pBone and pTrumpet sound surprisingly good when played with regular (metal) mouhtpieces!