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Music at Will

Acoustics

★Exhibit Content: Sound generation and the principles of percussion sound production ★Interaction: Mechanical interaction ★Operation: Hold the mallet and strike different metal discs, pipes, and sound-producing components; freely combine the striking order, listen to the high and low sounds, and create your own rhythmic music. ★Exhibit Description: The exhibit consists of colorful curved pipes, metal sound discs, mallets, and a cartoon background board on the wall. It is a recommended exhibit from the PopsciCat Exhibit Store. The exhibit builds staggered pipe circuits on the wall, paired with percussion sound-producing components of various specifications. Visitors can freely strike with mallets; vibrations of components with different materials and sizes produce sounds of different pitches. Continuous striking can combine rich rhythms, allowing intuitive perception of sound changes and the joy of improvisational music creation. ★Scientific Principle: Sound is produced by object vibration. Objects of different materials and sizes have different vibration frequencies, thus producing different pitches. Rhythm, melody, and harmony are the three basic elements of music. Percussion instruments produce sound by striking to induce vibration, with a low entry threshold, suitable for music enlightenment. In the process of striking interaction, it can exercise visitors' hand coordination, stimulate interest in exploring acoustics and music, and help understand the basic physics knowledge of vibration and sound production.

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