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Get to know our unique brands: feeltone, Hokema Kalimbas, Kigonki, Koshi, Zaphir & Klangfarben

Intuitive Soundscapes Collections in 4 different Tunings

Two feeltone Monochords in nature | weplaywelltogether

Find Your Monochord Foundation

Handcrafted by the Feeltone Company in Germany, monochords are stringed drone instruments that play a meditative, monochromatic chord. Their shimmering harmonics cascade like light reflected on water.The Feeltone Monochords tuned to G sit in the middle of the Feeltone product line and are widely used in sound baths and sound healing sessions. They offer a soothing tone with gentle physical vibration when played directly on the body.Like a flying carpet, the monochord provides the foundational sound layer — the drone upon which all other Elemental Soundscape instruments harmonize. Koshi chimes, kalimbas, and tongue drums weave their timbres of wood and metal above it, each handcrafted by artisan European instrument builders.The Monolina and Monolini are available in five tunings: A, C,G, F and D. Each is crafted in the corresponding mode or key — so while a monochord in A is tuned to A rather than strictly A-minor, it resonates naturally and harmoniously with everything in the A-minor Intuitive Soundscape group, making it easy to build a set that plays beautifully together.

Find Your Monochord Foundation
Hokema Sansula kalimbas - Renaissance, Basic and Deluxe in nature | weplaywelltogether

KALIMBAS & SANSULAS by Hokema Kalimbas

Kalimbais a pocket-sized instrument small enough to go anywhere. Its high-pitch frequencies twinkle beautifully over the deeper tones of the other instruments in your collection.The B9 Kalimbais a slightly larger, 9-note instrument with a quieter, rounder, softer sound — ideal for intimate settings and gentle sound work.The Sansula mounts the B9 tines on a drum head, amplifying the sound and enabling a signature "Wah-Wah" effect by moving the instrument up and down. Choose between the Sansula Basic(beautiful with delicate head), Sansula Renaissance(durable synthetic head) or the Sansula Deluxe(unique goat skin) based on your preference.

Available in all four Intuitive Soundscape tunings: A-minor, D-minor, C-Major, and G-Major.

Which Kalimba or Sansula Do your Prefer?
Kigonki metal tongue drum - air collection - with malets in nature | weplaywelltogether

Find youWhat Makes the Kigonki Special?r practice

Unlike standard tongue drums, the Kigonki Monaural Tongue-Gong features eight tuned tongues on the face of the instrument forming a melodic scale. Eight matching resonating tongues on the back vibrate in response, creating a rich, undulating sustain.This interaction produces a harmonious, hypnotic tremolo effect — waves of vibration that fill the space.Often called "binaural beats," this effect is technically a monaural beat: two slightly different frequencies physically combine in the air before reaching your ears, creating a deep, immersive pulse. Available in all four Intuitive Soundscape tunings: A-minor, D-minor, C-Major, and G-Major.

Which Kigonki is yours?
feeltone Tinka Tong wooden tongue drum with mallets in nature | weplaywelltogether

feeltone Tinka Tong Wood Tongue Drums

The Feeltone Company also crafts wood tongue drums — with their latest adition the Tinka Tong Drums. Available in all 4 Soundscape tuning A-minor, D-minor, C-Major, G-MajorThe Tinka Tong produces short, light percussive tones that are earthy, warm, and grounding. Depending on how it's played, it can feel whimsical and cheerful or activating and energizing.Tinka Tongs are wonderful at the beginning or end of sound journeys — connecting, supporting, and activating the physical body.

Explore the feeltoen Tongue Drums
Koshi Aria and Zaphir Gold / Yellow chimes in nature | weplaywelltogether

What's the difference between a Koshi Chime and Zaphir Chime?

Koshi Chimes are made in France and are the original inspiration for our Elemental Soundscape sets. They've become a beloved sound bath essential — held in hand, dangled from a stand, or hung outdoors for the wind to play.The Zaphir Chime is Koshi's close cousin, also made in France. Zaphirs come in a variety of colors — we've selected specific colors to correspond with each Intuitive Soundscape tuning.Both chimes share a similar construction: a dangling bead taps metal dowels guided by a wooden "sail." The Koshi Chime is slightly longer  with a minimalist bamboo design. The Zaphir is shorter with a colorful, marble-like tube.It's especially fun to play a matched Koshi and Zaphir pair together — one in each hand — creating a stereo effect where slightly different tones reach each ear. Available in all four Intuitive Soundscape tunings: A-minor, D-minor, C-Major, and G-Major.

Chose your Koshi or Zaphir Chime

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