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Easy to Teach – PreK-8 simple to introduce into your classroom as a stand-alone instrument, or incorporate into existing curriculum
SAVE & FREE SHIPPING (lower 48)
Versatile & Adaptable - use with other instruments in mixed ensembles - Orff, Ukulele, Steel Pan Program, and many more
Durable standing up to the rigors of classroom use
Easily converts to Pentatonic using Panyard’s Pentatonic & Key Conversion Magnet Kits
Cross-curricular studies exploring the culture of Trinidad & Tobago, the birthplace of the Steel Pan
Popular & Rewarding – Students love this hip instrument!
Economical Educators 4-Pack – Four Ready-To-Play Kits include: Pans, Mallets, Stands
FREE Downloadable Beginner’s Guide & Song Book includes 5 play-along songs, audio tracks, techniques & history
MADE-in-USA by Panyard, World Leaders in Steel Pan Musical Instruments & Accessories for over 30 years; NAMM “Best Tools for Schools”
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Educators save with these value ED 4-Packs plus FREE SHIPPING (lower 48).
Your choice of stand 1) Z-Floor Stand 2) Table Top 3) Tube Floor Stand
and pan color 1) Silver 2) Blue 3) Pink 4) Purple 5) Chrome
(can't mix and match your choices)
Students love it and a “Best Tools for Schools” award says it all for educators about this spirited instrument. Easy to teach, versatile, adaptable, and durable – teachers appreciate how simple it is to introduce the Jumbie Jam into the classroom. Using the JJ as a stand-alone instrument or adding to existing curriculum along with Orff, Ukulele, or a Steel Drum program couldn’t be easier!
The JJ is a multi-faceted instrument. Both percussive and melodic, it creates a well-rounded musical experience that students enjoy. Exploring this instrument along with the culture of the island nation of Trinidad & Tobago, the birth place of the Steel Pan, provides opportunities for both musical and cross-curricular studies.
The JJ is MADE-in-USA by Panyard, World Leaders in Steel Pan Musical Instruments & Accessories for over 30 years. Utilizing their innovations of the Steel Pan Art-Form, they specially designed the JJ as a high quality entry-to-intermediate level instrument that is both Easy to Teach and Learn. Making music classes fun and rewarding empowers you to teach students more effectively. The JJ is a great instrument for students of any skill level, allowing them to enjoy the experience of music participation, creativity, and performance.
The JJ is best suited for K-8 in the General Music Classroom, but is also very successful in other programs such as Special Needs, Enrichment Programs, Music Therapy, After School and Performances. “Many students come in at recess to get extra playing time” - Mary Beth Kell, Vocal & Music K-12, Franklin Monroe Local
The JJ is very durable, standing up to the rigors of the classroom. The JJ Pan is one octave G Diatonic, which can easily be converted to G or C Pentatonic. Delivered as an economical Educators 4-Pack of four Ready-To-Play Kits that includes: 16” diameter Steel Pan, Mallets and a Table Top Stand that is collapsible, making the kit portable and easy to store. FREE Downloadable Beginner’s Guide-Song Book includes 5 Play-Along Audio Tracks + instrument care instructions, playing techniques, history and culture of the Steel Pan. Additional Teachers Guides and Song Books are available.
The Jumbie Jam is named after a character in Trinidadian folklore; the “Jumbie.” This mischievous and playful spirit grabs hold of you, compelling you to do a particular thing. What you are urged to do depends on the type of Jumbie that bites you. You have now been bitten by the Pan Jumbie, giving you the “Jumbie to Jam!”