Fame Custom Handpan Bollywood C-Low Pygmy

Steel Handpan from Fame with Bottom Notes

The Fame Custom Handpan Bollywood C-Low Pygmy is a noble steel handpan in black and gold Bollywood finish with appealing engraving and golden tone fields. It has twelve tones and produces a balanced and powerful tone in 440 Hz. The Fame handpan is played with the fingers by striking the differently tuned playing surfaces. The diameter of the handpan is 22" (55 cm), allowing it to be played comfortably on the lap. The C-Low Pygmy of the Fame Handpan comes with the following notes: C3//D#3/F3/G3/A#3/C4/D4/D#4/F4/G4//A#4/D5. The two notes D#3 and F3 come as bottom notes, so they are located at the bottom of the handpan bowl. This allows for a creative way of playing. The meditative, soothing tone can be used for therapy purposes as well as meditation. A tache is included in the scope of delivery.

Learning to play a handpan is easy

The technique to play a handpan is comparatively simple to learn: The playing surface is struck briefly with the fingertip, the faster the hand is then pulled away, the more beautiful the resulting sound. Further steps to learn how to play the handpan are shown by our product specialist Christian aka "Mister Handpan" in his tutorials on the MUSIC STORE Youtube Channel.

Exquisite Custom Handpan by Fame.

Dive into the world of sound with the Fame Custom Handpan Bollywood C-Low Pygmy, a masterfully crafted instrument made of sturdy steel that features a stunning Finish black and gold finish. Measuring 22" (55 cm) in diameter, this handpan provides a generous playing area for exploring its rich tonal world, enhanced by two additional bottom notes, D#3 and F3. This carefully assembled scale includes C3//D#3/F3/G3/A#3/C4/D4/D#4/F4/G4//A#4/D5 and is tuned to the frequency of 440 Hz, and to provide a balanced, powerful yet meditative and soothing sound experience.

Tuned in C-Low Pygmy, the Fame Custom Handpan invites you on a profound musical expedition, where each beat echoes the tranquility and spiritual depth typically associated with the melodic rhythms of Bollywood. The combination of tones is specially chosen to emphasize the depth and warmth that the Handpan brings to any setting, whether during quiet moments of self-reflection, on the busy streets of a street concert, or in the relaxed atmosphere of a yoga session.