Spirit Soul Handpan C Minor | Stainless Steel

Spirit Soul Handpan C Minor | Stainless Steel

Die Spirit Soul Handpan aus Edelstahl ist das perfekte Musikinstrument für Einsteiger, um das Handpan Spielen leicht zu lernen. Sie hat einen langen und Oberton reichen Nachklang und ist einfach anzuschlagen und unkompliziert in der Pflege.
Eine kupferfarbene Edelstahl-Handpan von Spirit Soul auf einem Handpan-Ständer, bereit zum Spielen. Entdecke diese und weitere Handpans bei Handpan.World
Bei Handpan.World findest Du günstige Handpans für Einsteiger und professionelle Handpan Spieler zum kaufen. Die Spirit Soul Handpan zeichnet sich durch eine perfekte Preis-Leistung aus.
Eine Handpan der Marke Spirit Soul steht auf einem Handpan Instrumenten Ständer. Du möchtest Handpan spielen lernen? Bei Handpan.World kannst Du die passende Handpan günstig kaufen.
Zu sehen ist die Rückseite einer Spirit Soul Handpan aus Edelstahl - Handpans günstig kaufen und mieten bei Handpan.World.
Die Unterseite (Bottom-Shell) der Spirit Soul Handpan ist hochwertig verarbeitet und hat eine strahlend goldene Optik - jetzt günstig kaufen bei Handpan.World
Die Spirit Soul Handpan aus Edelstahl ist das perfekte Musikinstrument für Einsteiger, um das Handpan Spielen leicht zu lernen. Sie hat einen langen und Oberton reichen Nachklang und ist einfach anzuschlagen und unkompliziert in der Pflege.
Eine kupferfarbene Edelstahl-Handpan von Spirit Soul auf einem Handpan-Ständer, bereit zum Spielen. Entdecke diese und weitere Handpans bei Handpan.World
Bei Handpan.World findest Du günstige Handpans für Einsteiger und professionelle Handpan Spieler zum kaufen. Die Spirit Soul Handpan zeichnet sich durch eine perfekte Preis-Leistung aus.
Eine Handpan der Marke Spirit Soul steht auf einem Handpan Instrumenten Ständer. Du möchtest Handpan spielen lernen? Bei Handpan.World kannst Du die passende Handpan günstig kaufen.
Zu sehen ist die Rückseite einer Spirit Soul Handpan aus Edelstahl - Handpans günstig kaufen und mieten bei Handpan.World.
Die Unterseite (Bottom-Shell) der Spirit Soul Handpan ist hochwertig verarbeitet und hat eine strahlend goldene Optik - jetzt günstig kaufen bei Handpan.World
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The Spirit Wave Handpans stand for a particularly warm sound experience. Their gentle tones, spiced with a full-bodied timbre, go right under the skin into every cell. The long-lasting and at the same time well-balanced aftertaste, also known as sustain, ensures a spherical sound carpet - both with slower and faster playing style. The rich, spacious sound creates a soothing, warm atmosphere.

Due to the very clear and fine sound, the Spirit Wave handpans are very well suited for studio recordings. For good reason, they are also particularly popular to accompany meditation, yoga and sound journeys. The sounds open up a space of inner experience, mindfulness and sensual feeling. An aura of encounter that connects us to our deepest self and at the same time to that which is bigger than us.

A high-quality, specially hardened stainless steel is used for production. The optical design and the tonal aesthetics of these instruments are well coordinated and form a mature unit. Finely worked out tone fields make it very easy to play. Every touch creates a beautiful sound. This makes the Spirit Wave handpans easy to play even for newcomers.

Diameter: 55cm
Height approx: 26.5cm
Weight: about 4kg
Material: stainless steel


Mood designation : Kurd
Synonyms : Aeolian / with root C# = Annaziska

Basic tone sequence (8+1): D/ A Bb CDEFGA
Effect : Warm - Mysterious - Dreamy
Tone Stock: Heptatonic

Mode :
Phrygian (tonal center 1st note) = major, or
aeolian (tonal center : thing) = minor

Semitones : 7 - 1 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 3 - 2 - 2
Tonal center : DING or first tone


mood description:

The Kurd tuning is, if you will, the natural minor variant of the handpan tuning. Due to its particularly harmonious combination of notes, it is particularly suitable for beginners. With them you can play everything from calm and meditative to melancholic to powerful and cheerful.

Even if this mood can sound very sentimental, you can create happy sound patterns with it. For example, there is a major triad on the second and third notes. Just be aware that the second and third notes played at the same time will be rubbing, you can of course also use this tension consciously to spice up your playing so that the relaxation can have a stronger effect afterwards. 

This tuning is one of the first seven-note tunings that were built and has become very popular through some videos on the internet.


Origin and music theory of the Kurd tuning:

Kurd adopts the name of the Arabic/Turkish maqam Kurd. This selection of tones also shares the arrangement of the tones with this maqam, assuming that the tonal center is on the first tone in the circle. This is how the full Phrygian mode is created, which is characterized by a semitone step from the root to the second tone of the scale and is responsible for the mysterious sound of the scale.

 

However, an ambivalence remains, as the DING is a fifth below the first tone and thus appears as a second tonal center, which allows the mode to change to Aeolian (natural minor). Depending on how you play, you can switch between natural minor and Phrygian sound character. With Kurd , everything can be played in a variety of ways, from calm and meditative to melancholic to powerful and happy.

 

Kurd shares with other minor variations (cf. Celtic Minor/ Integral) the jump from a fifth from DING to the first note. From this fifth degree, assuming that the tonal center is the THING, one has all the steps of a natural minor scale (Aeolian). What is special about Kurd is the semitone step between the first and second tone. This step is also present in the Maqam Kurd (Arabic or Turkish scale system) of the same name (cf. Semai Kurd), but also in the Phrygian mode. The Phrygian mode is used in jazz, psychedelic rock, flamenco and fado, but also in classical music. 

 

Matching Moods:
Very well suited for playing together, improvisatively:


Also good for composing together:


Product description

The Spirit Wave Handpans stand for a particularly warm sound experience. Their gentle tones, spiced with a full-bodied timbre, go right under the skin into every cell. The long-lasting and at the same time well-balanced aftertaste, also known as sustain, ensures a spherical sound carpet - both with slower and faster playing style. The rich, spacious sound creates a soothing, warm atmosphere.

Due to the very clear and fine sound, the Spirit Wave handpans are very well suited for studio recordings. For good reason, they are also particularly popular to accompany meditation, yoga and sound journeys. The sounds open up a space of inner experience, mindfulness and sensual feeling. An aura of encounter that connects us to our deepest self and at the same time to that which is bigger than us.

A high-quality, specially hardened stainless steel is used for production. The optical design and the tonal aesthetics of these instruments are well coordinated and form a mature unit. Finely worked out tone fields make it very easy to play. Every touch creates a beautiful sound. This makes the Spirit Wave handpans easy to play even for newcomers.

specifications

Diameter: 55cm
Height approx: 26.5cm
Weight: about 4kg
Material: stainless steel


About the mood

Mood designation : Kurd
Synonyms : Aeolian / with root C# = Annaziska

Basic tone sequence (8+1): D/ A Bb CDEFGA
Effect : Warm - Mysterious - Dreamy
Tone Stock: Heptatonic

Mode :
Phrygian (tonal center 1st note) = major, or
aeolian (tonal center : thing) = minor

Semitones : 7 - 1 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 3 - 2 - 2
Tonal center : DING or first tone


mood description:

The Kurd tuning is, if you will, the natural minor variant of the handpan tuning. Due to its particularly harmonious combination of notes, it is particularly suitable for beginners. With them you can play everything from calm and meditative to melancholic to powerful and cheerful.

Even if this mood can sound very sentimental, you can create happy sound patterns with it. For example, there is a major triad on the second and third notes. Just be aware that the second and third notes played at the same time will be rubbing, you can of course also use this tension consciously to spice up your playing so that the relaxation can have a stronger effect afterwards. 

This tuning is one of the first seven-note tunings that were built and has become very popular through some videos on the internet.


Origin and music theory of the Kurd tuning:

Kurd adopts the name of the Arabic/Turkish maqam Kurd. This selection of tones also shares the arrangement of the tones with this maqam, assuming that the tonal center is on the first tone in the circle. This is how the full Phrygian mode is created, which is characterized by a semitone step from the root to the second tone of the scale and is responsible for the mysterious sound of the scale.

 

However, an ambivalence remains, as the DING is a fifth below the first tone and thus appears as a second tonal center, which allows the mode to change to Aeolian (natural minor). Depending on how you play, you can switch between natural minor and Phrygian sound character. With Kurd , everything can be played in a variety of ways, from calm and meditative to melancholic to powerful and happy.

 

Kurd shares with other minor variations (cf. Celtic Minor/ Integral) the jump from a fifth from DING to the first note. From this fifth degree, assuming that the tonal center is the THING, one has all the steps of a natural minor scale (Aeolian). What is special about Kurd is the semitone step between the first and second tone. This step is also present in the Maqam Kurd (Arabic or Turkish scale system) of the same name (cf. Semai Kurd), but also in the Phrygian mode. The Phrygian mode is used in jazz, psychedelic rock, flamenco and fado, but also in classical music. 

 

Matching Moods:
Very well suited for playing together, improvisatively:


Also good for composing together:


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