Offer 3 – Whole Class Pack of 36 Ocarinas and 36 Book 1 + CD-Rom Software, Special Price

36 x Ocarinas (4-hole) Oc® made in the UK for Ocarina Workshop from impact-resistant plastic.
Plays notes D to D'. Measures 77mm (3 inches). Six each of Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue and Purple.
36 x Play your Ocarina Book 1 by David and Christa Liggins ISBN 1 871210 04 6
Each book has 32 pages / 22 tunes with musical stave, ocarina finger-charts, guitar chords and words to songs.

Ocarina-Teaching CD-Rom
PC Software disk, one installation per pack purchased. Made in the UK for Ocarina Workshop

Teachers' Guide – How to use your CD-Rom
16-page colour book with ocarina-teaching tips and materials included. ISBN 1 87 1210 33 0

Technical specifications for 'Play Your Ocarina' Book 1 CD-Rom
IBM compatible PC 233 MHz or faster; 16-bit colour monitor, supporting 800 x 600 screen resolution;
Windows 98 / ME / 2000 / XP or Vista- 8 x CD-ROM Drive; 350 MB of Hard Drive space; 128 MB RAM;
16 bit Sound Blaster compatible sound card.

This software is licensed to install on one PC at a single school or educational establishment;
Published for use with the Oc® plastic ocarina, made in the UK by Ocarina Workshop®

School Special Offer to Friday 31st March 2012 only:
36 ocarinas and 36 books in 3 presentation boxes at £10 per ocarina-player, plus CD-Rom and Teaching Notes.
Delivery is Fast and Free. Packaging is neat and secure.
Order today and your ocarinas will be in the hands of your class in just a couple of days.

Ocarina Teaching Resources are prepared in such a way as to enable every class teacher to successfully teach music to their own classes. For many this is revolutionary, especially if the teacher has never previously played a musical instrument themselves. Ocarina Workshop's pledge is to provide Music for Every Child and Every Teacher™

Class Music at KS1 and KS2 (P1-7) has been transformed with the introduction of the Ocarina. In the hands of music specialists, primary school children achieve a higher level of musical performance with the ocarina than with other musical instruments – this is true for most children in the class, throughout Key-Stage 1 and Key-Stage 2.

The ocarina is widely used to fulfil the Government's Music Strategy known as Wider Opportunities. Offered by many Music Services as an instrument of choice, and also taught by general class teachers, to ensure progression and musical provision beyond the remit of Wider Opportunities Music Strategy.