Boomwhacker C Major (diatonic scale, tuned percussion plastic tubes) by Corvus. The Boomwhackers concept in 40 words: Tubes made of plastic, soft yet durable. Twelve tube lengths for a chromatic scale over C, twelve colors for easy tone identification. Optional caps can be placed on one end of the tube to lower the sound by an octave. Details on all available Boomwhackers versions can be found in the product overview. Head and shoulders, knees and toes - how to play Boomwhackers. After all, four of the countless playing possibilities are mentioned in this English children's song. Dozens more can be discovered by children and teenagers themselves. Almost the entire body can be used as a Boomwhacker striking surface, and Boomwhackers played against each other make intervals audible, while tubes struck flat on the ground create explosive floor shots. The list could go on indefinitely. All these striking variations have one thing in common: they can be learned literally in no time. Boomwhackers are excellent for directly connecting music and movement. By transferring body percussion patterns to Boomwhackers, entire pieces can be quickly arranged live. In dances, the colorful tubes can be used effectively both choreographically and sonically. Often, movement can serve as a mediator to internalize a Boomwhacker voice or pattern.