Nala Handpan D Sabye from Embersteel
Nala Handpan D Sabye from Embersteel
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Diameter: 53 cm
Height: 25cm
Weight: approx. 4kg
Material: Embersteel
Mood name: Sabye
Synonym : Ashakiran
Standard tone sequence: D/ GABC# DEF# A
Atmosphere : Bright - Radiant - Playful
Tonal center : 1st tone
Mode : Lydian - major
Tone range : Heptatonic
Semitones: 5- 2 -2-2-1-2-2-3
Mood description Sabye / Ashakiran:
ASHAKIRAN - Let yourself be illuminated by the ray of hope (translated from ancient Indian). Vibrating holistically, this tuning belongs to the major variations. This scale is characterized by the raised tone on the fourth level of the scale. This makes the mode Lydian. Overall, this scale sounds a little happier than the classic major tuning (Ionian). The Lydian mode is used a lot in traditional music styles, such as Forrò music in northeastern Brazil. This tuning is highly recommended for music therapy and free intuitive playing. It is also suitable for surrounding yourself with healing sounds.
“Ashakiran” is the nickname for Sabye , who expands the scale even further with a higher pitch.
The sequence of notes starts from the DING to the first note with a fourth leap, which acts like an upbeat. From there it goes up gradually until a small third leap leads up from the seventh note, which makes the note an octave of the DING. This makes the sound a little more open, so that it is not grounded in the upper octave range, but vibrates freely. In this tuning, a major triad is created on the first, second and fourth notes, and a minor triad on the first, second and third notes. This tuning sends you light, encouragement and good energy!
Possible tone sequences:
Basic 9-note sequence: D/ GABC# DEF# A
Sequence of 10 notes: D/ GABC# DEF# (G) A
Sequence with 11 notes: D/ (EF#) GABC# DEF# A
12 note sequence: D/ (EF#) GABC# DEF# (G) A
Sequence with 13 notes: D/ (EF#) GABC# DEF# (G) A (B)
Tone sequence with 14 notes: D/ (EF#) GABC# DEF# (G) A (BC#)
Tone sequence with 15 notes: D/ (EF#) GABC# DEF# (G) A (BC# D)
Tone sequence with 16 notes: D/ (EF#) GABC# DEF# (G) A (BC# DE)
* Bottom notes are additional tone fields on the bottom of the handpan and are written in round brackets e.g. (DE).
Mutant handpans have additional notes on the upper shell in the second row - between the chorus and the root note. Mutant notes are written in curly brackets, e.g. {DE}.
→ You can read a detailed article about Mutant & Bottom Note Handpans here: Blog post
→ Discover our full range of Mutant & Bottom Note Handpans here
We only list the standard layouts under "Possible note sequences". On request, our handpans can also be made with other notes and in other arrangements. Simply write an email with your request to: service@handpan.world
Suitable moods:
Very suitable for collaborative, improvised playing:
- E Celtic Minor / Amara
- G Aegean
- B Celtic Minor / Amara
- B Kurd
- B Integral
- C Raga Desh
- D RagaDesh
- E Pygmy
- B Low Pygmy
- B Magic Voyage
- B Equinox
- E Jibuk
Also good for composing together:
- B Aeolian
- F# Hijaz
- F# Celtic Minor / Amara
- A Celtic Minor / Amara
- A Kurd
- F# Mystic
Product description
Product description
Specifications
Specifications
Diameter: 53 cm
Height: 25cm
Weight: approx. 4kg
Material: Embersteel
About the mood
About the mood
Mood name: Sabye
Synonym : Ashakiran
Standard tone sequence: D/ GABC# DEF# A
Atmosphere : Bright - Radiant - Playful
Tonal center : 1st tone
Mode : Lydian - major
Tone range : Heptatonic
Semitones: 5- 2 -2-2-1-2-2-3
Mood description Sabye / Ashakiran:
ASHAKIRAN - Let yourself be illuminated by the ray of hope (translated from ancient Indian). Vibrating holistically, this tuning belongs to the major variations. This scale is characterized by the raised tone on the fourth level of the scale. This makes the mode Lydian. Overall, this scale sounds a little happier than the classic major tuning (Ionian). The Lydian mode is used a lot in traditional music styles, such as Forrò music in northeastern Brazil. This tuning is highly recommended for music therapy and free intuitive playing. It is also suitable for surrounding yourself with healing sounds.
“Ashakiran” is the nickname for Sabye , who expands the scale even further with a higher pitch.
The sequence of notes starts from the DING to the first note with a fourth leap, which acts like an upbeat. From there it goes up gradually until a small third leap leads up from the seventh note, which makes the note an octave of the DING. This makes the sound a little more open, so that it is not grounded in the upper octave range, but vibrates freely. In this tuning, a major triad is created on the first, second and fourth notes, and a minor triad on the first, second and third notes. This tuning sends you light, encouragement and good energy!
Possible tone sequences:
Basic 9-note sequence: D/ GABC# DEF# A
Sequence of 10 notes: D/ GABC# DEF# (G) A
Sequence with 11 notes: D/ (EF#) GABC# DEF# A
12 note sequence: D/ (EF#) GABC# DEF# (G) A
Sequence with 13 notes: D/ (EF#) GABC# DEF# (G) A (B)
Tone sequence with 14 notes: D/ (EF#) GABC# DEF# (G) A (BC#)
Tone sequence with 15 notes: D/ (EF#) GABC# DEF# (G) A (BC# D)
Tone sequence with 16 notes: D/ (EF#) GABC# DEF# (G) A (BC# DE)
* Bottom notes are additional tone fields on the bottom of the handpan and are written in round brackets e.g. (DE).
Mutant handpans have additional notes on the upper shell in the second row - between the chorus and the root note. Mutant notes are written in curly brackets, e.g. {DE}.
→ You can read a detailed article about Mutant & Bottom Note Handpans here: Blog post
→ Discover our full range of Mutant & Bottom Note Handpans here
We only list the standard layouts under "Possible note sequences". On request, our handpans can also be made with other notes and in other arrangements. Simply write an email with your request to: service@handpan.world
Suitable moods:
Very suitable for collaborative, improvised playing:
- E Celtic Minor / Amara
- G Aegean
- B Celtic Minor / Amara
- B Kurd
- B Integral
- C Raga Desh
- D RagaDesh
- E Pygmy
- B Low Pygmy
- B Magic Voyage
- B Equinox
- E Jibuk
Also good for composing together:
- B Aeolian
- F# Hijaz
- F# Celtic Minor / Amara
- A Celtic Minor / Amara
- A Kurd
- F# Mystic
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