Originally, the kalimba comes from the traditional african music of the sub-saharan continent and is a form of lamelophone. It was particularly widespread between the Chewa and Tumbuka in Malawi. Several bars join one snare drum resonance and are punctured with fingers. Its sound is warm, soft and gentle and has a relaxing effect the people who listen to him. It can be played alone, but it is also harmoniously combined with other instruments.

Since its introduction in 2001 by Hokema, the Sánsula has found thousands of people who enjoy this simple but fascinating instrument.
The special the Sánsula is his indescribable sound.. The oval frame of laminated beech wood is covered with an acoustic membrane.
The sound block in the membrane ensures a smooth and durable tone that can be produced easily. In addition, an impressive wah-wah effect can be achieved by opening and closing the bottom of the frame.
Since all the notes always sound harmoniously among themselves, beginners will also have a successful execution experience.

Note: Due to its sensitive membrane, the Sánsula is not suitable for young children!