Handpan E Amara 13 (Celtic Minor) - Premium Stainless Steel
Handpan E Amara 13 is an instrument with Mystical Series. The E Amara scale, also known as the Celtic Minor, is a Celtic minor scale with a melancholic, cinematic sound. Thirteen notes (E3, B3, D4, E4, F#4, G4, A4, B4, D5, E5, F#5, G5, A5) on the upper dome, spanning two octaves—simple melodies on the lower notes, rich improvisations in the upper registers.
Premium stainless steel produces a warm, long-lasting tone. Each handpan is handcrafted to order.
Technical parameters of the Handpan E Amara 13:
Material: Premium stainless steel
Size: 53cm
Skala: E Amara (Celtic Minor)
Liczba dźwięków: 13 (E3, B3, D4, E4, F#4, G4, A4, B4, D5, E5, F#5, G5, A5)
Package Contents: 432 Hz / 440 Hz (optional)
- Color: Gold / Bronze / Silver: Spiral / Silver: Retro 1,2,3 / Gold spiral
- Case: Soft ( free ) / Hard (+ 500 zł)
Each instrument is hand-forged by the Mystic Series maker, who has years of experience in this craft. Want to learn more about the sound of this scale? Read the article about the Amara / Celtic Minor scale.
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For detailed information about colors, please see sample color palette.
Please also note that the patina that develops on the surface of Premium Stainless Steel handpans is not entirely permanent. Over time, the instrument may slightly change color, but this does not affect its sound or tuning. This change is purely cosmetic, giving the instrument a unique, stylish, and unmistakable vintage character.
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Listen to the sound of the Amara scale
FAQ
Q: How is Celtic Minor different from the Amara scale?
A: Celtic Minor and Amara are the same scale—the two terms are used interchangeably. They describe the Celtic minor scale based on E, with a distinctive melancholic, cinematic sound. The 13 notes (E3–A5) provide two full octaves of harmonic space.
Q: How many notes does the Celtic Minor 13 have and how are they arranged?
A: This model has 13 notes on the upper dome only: E3, B3, D4, E4, F#4, G4, A4, B4, D5, E5, F#5, G5, A5. The wide two-octave range allows for simple melodies on the lower notes and rich improvisations in the higher registers—an ideal instrument for experienced musicians.
Q: Who is the E Amara 13 handpan recommended for?
A: The Celtic Minor handpan is recommended for musicians seeking a deep, emotional sound for recordings, soundtracks, and improvisation. The 13-note model requires a good mastery of the instrument—I recommend it as a progression after at least six months of playing the 9-note model.
