Sela Harmony Handpan C# Amara 208

Handpans are not only made by hand, but also played by hand. The small dome in the middle of the Sela Harmony Handpan C# Amara 208 produces the lowest note (C#3), also called the central note. Further to the outside are eight other sound fields arranged in a circle (G#3, B3, C#4, D#4, E4, F#4, G#4, and B4), the sequence of notes of which follows a zigzag pattern from the player's point of view. All notes are on the gloomy-sounding C minor scale. The sound fields can be played by tapping or striking with your fingers or the ball of your thumb, and they respond sensitively and clearly to the slightest touch. Depending on where you hit the sound field, you can also create partial tones and use the "empty" areas between the tone fields for percussive accents. Handpans are usually played while seated and placed on the legs. Separately available stands allow you to play while standing and use several handpans at the same time.

With its motto "The Soul of Sound", Sela Percussion has been developing and producing exceptional cajons for discerning musicians for over 20 years. Sela cajons are manufactured and developed exclusively in Germany, to the highest standards of quality and with ease of use in mind. With innovative features such as the adjustable snare system, "clap corners", and the very practical "Pro Snare On/Off Mechanism", Sela cajons offer a wealth of sonic possibilities. Sela Percussion has now expanded its product range to include handmade handpans which, thanks to their ethereal sound, are guaranteed take both musicians and their audiences on a spiritual journey.