This month we're highlighting the feeltone Company. (And no, that's not a typo — feeltone is always written with a lowercase f! :) We're making a joyful noise with feeltone as the company celebrates its 40th anniversary! That's 40 years...
Discover the world of Hokema — beautiful sound instruments crafted from the finest materials in a solar-powered, family-run workshop in Germany. We Play Well Together is proud to bring Hokema to the North American market, building an interconnected community around...
Join us next month at SUPER BLOOM: a Women’s Handpan Gathering taking place May 13th-15th located at Peace Temple in the Catskills Mountains near Hancock, New York. “We aim to bring women handpan players and enthusiasts together for a relaxing weekend...
We're heartbroken by the brutal, devastating violence that has taken place in Ukraine over the past two weeks. While this (any) war has layers of complexity stemming from centuries of history, it's difficult to deny that a great many people are suffering...
Curious about handpans and tongue drums — what the differences in tonal quality are, how they might be used separately or together, and what it's like to sing with these instruments? We're excited to share this long-form interview featuring our...
Founded in 1901, NAMM (National Association of Music Merchants) has a mission to strengthen the music products industry and promote the pleasures and benefits of making music. What is Believe in Music? Believe in Music is the global gathering...
The We Play Well Together family of instruments - which include monochords, tongue drums, handpans, kalimbas and hanging chimes - have all been utilized in a variety of different music therapy applications. According to Music Therapist Katie Down (LCAT, MT-BC, MMT, MM):...
Sounding the Equinox Sound meditation facilitator Joule L'Adara hosted a free live online sound ceremony honoring the moment of seasonal change at the Autumn Equinox — a time to pause, find grounding, and come into balance through vocal sounding and...
Peter Hokema, founder of Hokema Kalimbas, made a charming video on a snowy day in Germany demonstrating how to use the chord magnets on the B17 Kalimba — showing how to mark groups of tines to more easily find and...