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Read nowDive into the world of sound therapy with the indispensable Koshi and Zaphir chimes, handcrafted in France and perfect for enhancing sound baths, meditations, or personalized sessions.These beautiful sounding instruments, enjoyed for their ease of use and beautiful, overtone rich chords, offer a unique way to create therapeutic and meditative experiences. However, it's crucial to recognize that the impact of sound varies from person to person, emphasizing the importance of a tailored approach to sound therapy. Discover essential guidelines and best practices for effectively playing these chimes to evoke relaxation and introspection in your listeners.
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Elemental Soundscapes: EARTH COLLECTION
Read nowIntroducing: ELEMENTAL SOUNDSCAPES EARTH COLLECTION Centering feeltone Monochords and featuring intuitively played instruments in by all our artisan instrument builders, ELEMENTAL SOUNDSCAPES are collections of our instruments that are made to match each other with elemental-themed tuning in different musical keys. These precisely tuned sonic tools...
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"Keyboard" Kalimbas Comparison: B15, B17 + B17-Mini by Hokema
Read nowJust in time for Autumn, watch this short video full of Fall Vibes in which we compare and contrast 3 similar instruments we refer to as the "Keyboard Kalimbas": the B15, B17, and B17-Mini kalimbas by Hokema. B17 Kalimba: 17...
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Fall Equinox Vocal Sounding
Read nowJoin sound facilitator Joule L'Adara and friends to welcome in the Fall Season and Autumn Equinox. In this one-hour live sound immersion, you'll be treated to Joule's setup of 9 monochords: dronal stringed instruments that induce an enchanting trance-like state...
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A Spaziergang through the feeltone Workshop where Monochords are built in Northern Germany
Read nowWe were recently at the feeltone Headquarters and made a video for our Monochod Superfans - so that you could get a peek behind-the-scenes where our instruments are handcrafted by artisans in Northern Germany. The handworkers are a bit shy and only...
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Sansula On Stage with Jazz! Featuring violinist Gwen Laster and the Travelguides jazz ensemble
Read nowWorld-renowned jazz violinist Gwen Laster adds a captivating touch to her live performances by incorporating the Sansula, an intuitive instrument from Hokema Kalimbas, sold by We Play Well Together.
In a highlight video from her performance at the Beacon Bonfire Arts Festival, Gwen and her ensemble create mesmerizing interludes using the Sansula, adding a sense of space and expanded time to their set.
The Sansula, a variation of the kalimba, is easy to play and introduces extra creativity to any musical act.
Gwen's innovative use of this instrument, along with her poignant violin playing, showcases why she has performed with some of the world's most influential artists. Explore the various Sansulas and their accessories to enhance your own musical repertoire.
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"Sound Healing Online: Reduces Pain, Stress and Discomfort with Lasting Effects" - a new study published in the JOURNAL OF MUSIC AND MEDICINE
Read nowWe hosted a very special Monochord Monday Meetup on April 29th with honored guests Christine Stevens and Aaron Gannon who gave the presentation: "Playing monochord for sound healing - new research findings" . This Webinar was offered in connection with the newly published research article...
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Can you play a Sansula ON a Monochord??
Read nowWe Play Well Together with Sansulas tuned to to work in harmony with all our feeltone Monochords, and they can be played together in surprising ways... Sound Artist and We Play Well Together's Creative and Community Director Joule L'Adara recently made a cool new...
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Our Bi-Lingual Live Online Gathering for World Sound Healing Day 2024
Read nowOn February 14th, World Sound Healing Day 2024 We Play Well Together hosted an online event, marking the 22nd annual gathering.
This event led by Joule L'Adara and Martina Gläser-Böhme and featuring feeltone founder Ingo Böhme, bridged English and German-speaking communities in a bid to connect through sound across distances and languages.
The event, shared a sweet moment by Ingo Böhme's surprise Valentine's Rose to Martina Gläser-Böhme, offered participants an interactive experience with the founders of feeltone instruments. Attendees were encouraged to engage with their instruments or voices, fostering a deep sense of community and shared healing intentions.