Amazing sound An impressive 'wah-wah' effect can be produced by holding the instrument against the body or a table top or the back of the sansula...
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Fitted with a robust and durable Remo (USA) drum skin An impressive 'wah-wah' effect can be produced by holding the instrument against the body o...
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Fitted with a natural goat skin hide Sansula frame with adjustable tension screws. The Tuning A minor with additional tines pitched at B and F., ...
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The Sansula is an oval wooden frame covered with a drum skin that resonates to the tones of the Kalimba which is mounted in the center. The Sansu...
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We recommend our new Sansula soft bag in order to adequately protect the vulnerable membrane of the Sansula when the instrument is stored or trans...
View full detailsThe Sansula is a very special instrument. Its unique resonance system and the outstanding workmanship makes it the perfect Kalimba, which through ...
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We recommend our new Sansula soft bag in order to adequately protect the vulnerable membrane of the Sansula when the instrument is stored or trans...
View full detailsComplete your Sansula 9 tine purchase with a tuning tool, book and sturdy travelbag
Key Features:- Made of high-grade steel- 13 cm long (approx. 5'')- Indentation at one end for easy grip- Reduces risk of damage while tuningTo use,...
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Over the past winter, Peter Hokema (founder of Hokema kalimbas) made a charming video in on a snowy day in Germany demonstrating how to use the chord magnets to mark chords on the B17 Kalimba to more easily find the chords to play on groups of tines to accompany melodies.
It’s always thrilling to us when composers and multi-instrumentals who already have massive instrument collections are surprised and delighted working with our instruments! Our friend Matt Levine just added the Hokema Kalimba Sansula Deluxe to his compositional toolbox.
Read on to watch a fun tutorial video on how he personally
approaches the Sansula, how anyone can instantly make music with it, and how playing the two rows of metal tines are for him like the "inhale and exhale" of each breath. He then demonstrates playing the Sansula (tuned to A minor) with a tango rhythm.
Checkout our Hokema Kalimba electro. With its piezo pickup and a 6.35mm jack socket, theKalimba Electro makes it possible to pick up sound directly from the instrument without an additional microphone: perfect for music producers, studio and live musicians for adding gorgeous pitched percussive notes into their musical grooves.
