It is strung and tuned similar to a Irish Harp with options of tuning it to C major or Eflat Major available. You can learn the art of this beautiful Irish Lute Harp. It’s a great choice for beginner musicians looking for a unique tone and sound.
Muzikkon’s 22 string Lute Harp, is available currently in Rosewood with more options available soon. This historical stringed instrument provides a beautiful blend of tones between its shortened strings and unique frame. Muzikkon offers quality, unique Lute Harp for Sale that are made from natural wooden materials. The shortened strings are reminiscent of a traditional lute instrument.
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It has a frame similar in style to a traditional Irish or Celtic harp but also has a full body with soundboard and frets. The Muzikkon Lute harp is a combination of Harp, Lute and Guitar. One of my personal favourite’s, after listening to the ethereal music of Lisa Gerrard, I stumbled across this charming instrument (and decided to purchase one and begin playing myself!) Popularly used during the Middle Ages in Europe, the Dulcimer is a folk instrument that transmits a calming atmospheric melody.The Lute Harp is distinct from the other harp string musical instruments that are available. Let yourself be bathed in the healing melodies of each instrument, and keep an ear out for any which, in the truest sense of the word, resonate with you! 1. Sound Healing Therapy – 14 Healing Instrumentsīelow, you will travel back through every culture and every age imaginable. Below you will find fourteen of the best instruments used for sound healing therapy. In truth, sound healing is one of the most easily accessible and inexpensive forms of therapy and healing – something you can easily gift yourself with, or even learn to play. More mental, emotional and physical balance.This means that you can access more reviving, rejuvenating and serene states of mind simply by listening to, or learning to play, certain musical instruments. These brain waves are associated with relaxation (Alpha), meditation (Theta) and trance-like states (Delta).
Some instruments in particular – (those that we will be exploring today) – help us to move from what are known as “Beta Brain Wave Patterns”, or those associated with concentration, anxiety and flight or fight reflexes, to calmer frequencies known as “Alpha”, “Theta” and even “Delta” brain waves. Depending on the instrument, we can be influenced on a cellular level by the vibrations transmitted. Well, sound is a vibration, and as we already know all of life exists at its core as vibrating atoms. So how can the use of sound healing therapy help you? From the Aboriginal use of the yidaki (or didgeridoo) to heal physical ailments, to the ancient oriental use of the gong for spiritual attunement, music therapy has been used in many cultures and traditions for thousands of years. The use of sound healing therapy is not just a new age phenomenon but extends back thousands of years into the ancient times where mystical instruments of all kinds were used to remedy illnesses and revive the spirit. It greatly cheers the drooping spirit, clears the face from clouds, smooths the wrinkled brow, checks moroseness, promotes hilarity of all the most pleasant things in the world, nothing more delights and enlivens the human heart. The sweet harmony of music not only affords us pleasures, but renders us important services.
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