9 Notes Stainless Handpan Hang Drum Percussion Musical Instrument VIRA-4

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9 Notes Stainless Handpan Drum VIRA-4
Feature of 9 Notes Handpan Drum
It
is made of stainless steel to protect your instrument from moisture and sweat from your hands.
9 Notes Handpan Drum has a perfect tuning
Nine notes in D Minor. Each of the nine notes has a beautifully resonant
Diameter: 22.8 inches | Height: 10 cm
9 Notes Handpan Drum comes with a hard case
The quality of the drum is very important because if the drum is damaged, the instrument will be out of tune and will not deliver the right sound to your ears. Being made of stainless steel gives the player the reassurance that this instrument has good stability against moisture, but this does not mean that this instrument does not need care and attention.
Drums need to be lubricated with a special oil, and the duration of this process depends entirely on where you live. If you live in a humid area, taking care of this instrument is more important.
History of Handpan Drum
The handpan drum is a musical instrument that was first produced in Switzerland in 2000.
Described as a "hypnotic instrument." The Handpan drum was produced as a percussion instrument by two Swiss citizens, Sabina Schärer and Felix Rohner, due to their long research and investigations in different parts of the world.
How to Play?
The Handpan drum musical instrument resembling a turtle shell made entirely of steel is placed on the lap and played using hands and fingers. The instrument, which belongs to the group of idiophones, has a sound reminiscent of harp, gong, or harmonic tones. Different sounds and notes are obtained through vibration by hitting small pits on its surface.
The most exciting thing about the instrument is that anyone can easily play it. Thanks to this, more and more people are choosing this musical instrument to relax and calm themselves. It also began to gain popularity among yoga teachers.
And since it is a new instrument, there is no rule about how you should play it; It's up to you to choose any style.
Although its creators developed 45 different models between 2001 and 2005, Handpan, which does not have a settled rule or method for playing, has been researched, extending to Indonesia and South India.
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