• About this item Fun Carry Along Keyboard with 24 keys 10 fun instrument sounds to try 8 rhythms and 4 fun drum sounds 6 pre-recorded melodies to enjoy Flashing lights and playback feature too! ›See more product details.

The Carry Along Keyboard is a great keyboard for your child to enjoy. There are 24 keys, 8 different instrument sounds, 8 rhythms to play along to and 4 fun drum sounds to try. There is also a record and playback feature so your child can record the tunes they invent then dance or sing along when they play them back. The Carry Along Keyboard also comes with six pre-recorded tunes to listen to. The portable keyboard is a great way for your child to discover how fun making music can be. The Carry Along Keyboard also has flashing lights to enjoy. Great for your child’s development: Discovering how a keyboard works and learning how to make different sounds using their fingers is a great musical start for your child. The Carry Along Keyboard helps your child discover cause and effect through hands-on exploration, and they can enjoy discovering the different instrument sounds, rhythms and drum sounds. The Carry Along Keyboard also encourages them to start creating their own melodies. Pack contents: 1 x Carry Along Keyboard. Instrument sounds: guitar, music box, bell, mandolin, trumpet, violin, organ, piano. Rhythms: waltz, disco, march, classical, dance, rock, slow rock, salsa. Percussion sounds: bass drum, snare drum, hi hat, cymbal Plus: record, stop, play, demo songs, on/off and volume control. Lights and sounds Batteries: Needs 3 x AA batteries Playing tips: Carry Along Keyboard Let’s play a tune Let’s pick an instrument sounds, play the keys and press the drum buttons too. We can invent our own tunes and sing along as we play! Mini minstrel Let’s carry the keyboard around. We can play it in the kitchen or in our room, or wherever we feel like it. We can play tunes to Mum and Dad and sing to them too. Great for Playing music wherever you go Discovering the joy of music Singing along as you play Inspiring your young musician Experimenting with rhythm and melody