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Intuitive Soundscapes Collections: feeltone G-Major Collection Video (and Behind the Scenes of Filming with the feeltone Team in Germany)

Intuitive Soundscapes Collections: feeltone G-Major Collection Video (and Behind the Scenes of Filming with the feeltone Team in Germany)

The G-Major Collection Video — Filmed in Germany with feeltone

G-Major Collection — Intuitive Soundscapes Collections video shoot with feeltone team

We Play Well Together's Creative Director Joule L'Adara traveled to Germany to work with the feeltone team to create a series of videos for our Intuitive Soundscapes Collections. This post features the video for the G-Major Collection — the fourth and final in the series — along with behind-the-scenes photos from the shoot.

Watch: G-Major Collection — Instruments Made to Match

Watch how a group of people joyfully jam on intuitive instruments made to match. With our in-tune Intuitive Soundscapes Collections, anyone — even non-musicians — can play together profoundly.

A collaboration between feeltone and We Play Well Together, this is the fourth and final video in our four-part Intuitive Soundscapes Collections series. (Watch also: our D-Minor, C-Major, and Yellow Collection videos.)

Of all the videos in the series, this one features the most percussive playing — showcasing how these instruments can be played as a full percussive ensemble.

Meet the Players

Joule L'Adara served as musical director and video editor for this film. She also plays the Tinka Tong wood tongue drum by feeltone — pictured here next to feeltone founder Ingo Böhme:

Joule L'Adara and Ingo Böhme at the G-Major Collection video shoot

Martina Gläser-Böhme — creator of the feeltone Sound Practitioner Training — plays the feeltone Monolina Monochord:

Martina Gläser-Böhme playing the feeltone Monolina at the G-Major video shoot

She plays the Monolina G "Jasmin" (premium model in white wood) with Satori and felt mallets:

Monolina G-Major Jasmin premium model played with felt mallets

…and the Monolini Monochord played with two felt mallets:

Monolini G-Major played with two felt mallets

Daniel Schuh (feeltone Marketing Manager) lovingly plays a heartbeat rhythm with the Koshi Chime G-Major:

Daniel Schuh playing Koshi G-Major chime at the video shoot

Katharina Vadersen charmed as a performer on the Zenko Tongue Drum:

Katharina Vadersen playing the Zenko Tongue Drum at the G-Major video shoot

And Martina's granddaughter Anouk danced by the fire with all her beauty and exuberance:

Anouk dancing by the fire during the G-Major Collection video         Anouk dancing at the fire shoot location

Behind the Scenes

feeltone founder Ingo Böhme made the fire, and Katharina Vadersen decorated the set with flowers and candles — which were a challenge to keep lit in the wind:

Ingo Böhme making fire for the G-Major video shoot set       Katharina Vadersen decorating the set with candles and flowers

Maik Riobort directed and operated the camera, while Audio Engineer Mo set up and ran the audio recording gear:

Maik Riobort directing the G-Major Collection video                Audio Engineer Mo setting up recording gear

The Final Video in the Series

We hope this final video in the Intuitive Soundscapes Collections group series inspires you to play well together and to discover what becomes possible when all the instruments are played as one.

Full feeltone and We Play Well Together team celebrating the final G-Major Collection video

Shop Intuitive Soundscapes Collections G-Major Collection instruments below.

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