Bowls for Anne
How to use this page
Below are bowls that would go with your set. Tap the heart to save one, then send me your list from the bottom right. Listen with headphones.
Special pricing through Sept 30
The bowls marked Special price are ones I have on loan that are going back soon, so those are reduced through Sept 30. Buy one of them and it is 10% off. Buy two and they are 12% off. Buy three or more and they are 15% off.
How the pricing works
Any special pricing goes on an invoice from me, not the cart, so there is nothing to check out here. If something calls to you, just tell me.
A minor
Your bowls are E, A, C and F. A, C and E already make an A minor chord, and these notes are useful for building whatever chord you want. Your ear loves minor, and your A minor Bass Freenote is a staple for the sound you like. Here are a few directions for adding bowls, two minor and one major.
Your bowls
Your bowls we have on record. The bottom three you brought from elsewhere.
Other bowls in your collection
Bowls you have that we did not sell you.
- 8" C-15Blue Moonstone · 4th octave
- 8" F-15Celestite, Platinum · 4th octave
- 6" A-20Celestite, Palladium · 4th octave
Two notes that deepen it, either way
These two work in every version below, so add them first. Both are right in your tuning. Marked ones are on special.
More options for G and D (2)
Version 1, A natural minor (the classic minor)
With G, D and B you have the full A natural minor scale: A, B, C, D, E, F, G. The B also turns your deep 12" E into an E minor root (E, G, B). Heads up: we only have two B bowls in your tuning right now, so this one is first come, first served. Marked ones are on special.
The only other B in your tuning (1)
Version 2, A harmonic minor (the dramatic one)
A harmonic minor is A, B, C, D, E, F, G#. Adding G# alongside B turns your low E into an E major chord (E, G#, B) that pulls hard back to A minor. This is the most dramatic of the three, and it makes your deepest bowl a root rather than a 7th. Marked ones are on special.
Another G# (1)
Version 3, F major (the major version)
If you ever want the lighter side, one note is the whole difference: A# instead of B. That makes the set F major (F, G, A, A#, C, D, E), warmer and less dark. Same G and D as above.
A deeper foundation, SuperGrade F
SuperGrades are large, deep-octave bowls. In the minor version your F is the minor 6th, the single most characteristic note in A minor, so a deep F under your set anchors it beautifully. There is no A SuperGrade in your tuning, or that would be the other option. Marked ones are on special.
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