Alan Abel Small Triangle 4"
Alan Abel Small Triangle 4" Side
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Alan Abel Small Triangle 4"Alan Abel Small Triangle 4" Side

Alan Abel 04" Small Triangle

Alan Abel Triangles SKU: ABL-4TRI
5 reviews
Price:
$84.95
Stock:
In stock

Description

The Alan Abel 4" Triangle has a crisp, clean attack, and beautiful overtones. The Small Triangle version is perfect for thinly scored and orchestrated music.

Created by Alan Abel, Pricipal Percussionist of the Philadelphia Orchestra for over 20 years, all three versions of his triangle series are perfect for both an educational environment or a professional setting.

Product Info

SKU ABL-4TRI
Weight 0.35 lb

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Customer Reviews

Perfect!

Rating
Posted by
BH
Date Posted
11/28/2021

I am not a percussionist. I purchased this because I play in a handbell ensemble, and I was assigned to play triangle on one piece in an upcoming performance. I contacted the composer of the piece, who IS a percussionist, and she advised me that this triangle would be perfect to go with the handbells. It sounds beautiful! Very rich tones that stand out from the bells while blending beautifully as well!

Band Director/Percussionist

Rating
Posted by
Timothy Hummel
Date Posted
12/10/2020

I found out that this item is no longer available at my local music store but Steve Weiss Music had it in stock and at a reasonable price.

Alan Abel 4

Rating
Posted by
Steve
Date Posted
02/06/2018

I'm very pleased with the triangle. Very nice tone with subtle overtones makes this a nice and affordable compliment to my triangle collection. And as always Steve Weiss music is easy to deal with and prompt in shipping.

Abel triangle

Rating
Posted by
Danny Elam
Date Posted
06/29/2017

Great instrument! Great service

Sweet Sound

Rating
Posted by
Kathryn C
Date Posted
06/13/2017

This triangle is small in size but big on sound. I can get sweet, delicate notes out of it using a thin beater, and a bigger, richer sound using a larger beater. I play with taiko and marimba and the sound comes through nicely.