25cm x 32cm x 4cm-This feature packed large-sized choir folder provides all the functionality choral singers need and more! A hand strap on the back ensures a comfortable and secure grip during lengthy rehearsals and performances while a fabric strip ensures the covers stay open at the optimal angle for reading and turning pages. Six elasticated retaining strings are provided for vocal scores while each cover features pockets for extra loose sheets and notes. As an added bonus each folder comes with a clutch pencil and pencil pocket for quick and easy note-making. A must-have item for every choral singer. Dimensions: 25cm x 32cm x 4cm Outside inside outside strap inside pocket - PVC Inner - urethane foam back cardboard Clips corners rivets - plated metal Inside strap - polyester String - coated elastic

Perfect for children aged 7 and up this Half-Size Acoustic Guitar from Pure Tone Kids includes everything the young guitarist needs to get started. The guitar\'s compact size makes it ideal for a young beginner with a reduced scale length enabling shorter arms to reach down the neck. This Guitar is also fitted with nylon strings which are easier on younger fingers while the bundled pitch pipes make tuning simple while at the same time starting to develop ear training.As an extra bonus the excellent Guitar method book Starting Guitar is also included. This book written with children in mind is packed with expertadvice and fun songs to get children playing quickly and to hold their interest. A CD is included with the book featuring both demonstration tracks and backing tracks to play along with.   This is a well-made Guitar with a great sound at an even greater price. Its size makes it perfect for a child who is looking to start learning the Guitar but cannot commit to a full-size one at this stage. The accessories that come with it include all the essentials that are needed to start making music. So from day one with the Pure Tone Kids Half-Size Acoustic Guitar Pack any young beginner can be strumming and plucking on the first steps in their music-making journey.