WE PLAY WELL TOGETHER's Creative Director Joule L'Adara traveled to Germany to work with team feeltone to create a series of videos for our ELEMENTAL SOUNDSCAPES instrument collections. Here's our latest video for: IGNIS (The FIRE Collection in G-Major tuning.)...
We've been honored to have NYC-based musical artist Kevin Nathaniel join us twice now as special guest for the Kalimba Campfire meetup. Each time Kevin brings a wealth of insight to share with us about traditional mbira playing from Africa,...
Twin sisters Hala and Nuha Alaw were our special guests for our "Monochord Monday Meetup" in May of 2025 who joined us live from Nashville. The sisters share their fascinating personal account of how they came to the US in...
Our interactive virtual playshop KALIMBA CAMPFIRE takes place live each month- simultaneously on Zoom and the Clubhouse Social Audio App where guests can be seen with their camera on, but participants have the luxury of participating with their camera off...
Presenting: ELEMENTAL SOUNDSCAPES Air COLLECTION Centering the 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...
We Play Well Together's Creative & Community Director Joule L'Adara traveled to Germany to work directly with our instrument builder the feeltone, helping to create a series of videos for our Elemental Soundscapes instrument collections. Here is our latest video...
Since 2021 we've hosted an interactive virtual playshop called KALIMBA CAMPFIRE now taking place live simultaneously on the Clubhouse Social Audio App and Zoom where guests can be seen with their camera on, but participants have the luxury of participating with...
Marina Perdos was our special guest in March 2025 as part of our "Monochord Monday Meetup" series who joined us live from Ohio. Marina spent decades in nursing and has worked in emergency rooms, in hospice as well as being...
Man, oh, man: must watch! The Singing Zoologist befriended us when he started using Sansulas in his children's educational video channel "Science Up!" on YouTube. It was then we discovered his puppet masterpiece music video: The Cheetah Song. Basically a...
