The Hang, sometimes called a handpan, is a cousin of the steel drum, and the resonance it produces is unlike anything else you'll hear at an event. Cymatic Harmony plays it acoustically on the Mornington Peninsula, entirely original material, no covers. It works on its own and it works alongside other instruments, so didgeridoo, guitar or djembe can be added. Guests almost always ask what the instrument is, which makes it a talking point as much as a performance. Set-up is genuinely nothing: chair and instruments arrive with the player and take about two minutes. Fully insured for public liability.
Watch Cymatic Harmony perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
Pricing is confirmed before anything is booked. GST and travel are shown clearly on the quote.
Guests will ask what the instrument is. That happens at nearly every booking, and it's part of why this works: the Hang draws people over and gives them something to talk about, on top of being genuinely pleasant to sit inside for an evening. The material is all original, played acoustically, so nobody is waiting for a song they recognise. It leaves the kind of impression people mention afterwards.
Nothing at all. The chair comes with the player, the instruments come with the player, and two minutes after arriving it's ready to go. No power, no PA, no stage. If you've got a corner of a room or a patch of lawn, that's the requirement met.
Public liability insured.
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