Bowls for Megan Fitzpatrick
How to use this page
Tap any of your bowls for its full description and its SKU, which is what you use to insure it. If we are missing any of your bowls, tell us and we will add them. It makes what we recommend for you a lot better.
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. If you saw something else on the site that is not here, ask me about it.
These are all in the New York studio unless the bowl says Richmond. Tell me which ones you want to hear and I will have them out for you.
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. Bowls without that mark are at their usual price. Take two or more of the marked bowls, though, and any other bowl comes down 10% too, including ones that are not on this page. If there is something else you want, ask me.
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.
Your collection
Care & resources
Care documents, and the insurers other clients use.
Your scale
Everything on this page is tuned between -10 and +20 cents, because that is where your own six bowls fall. Nothing here is outside that.
Your bowls are G#, A#, C, D#, and F. That is a complete G# major pentatonic, the same five notes as an F minor pentatonic. Nothing is missing from it.
Adding C# and G opens the full G# major scale (G#, A#, C, C#, D#, F, G).
The other way to grow is to add another octave of a note you already play. That gives you the same note in two registers rather than a new note.
Grow your set
C#
C# is one of the two notes that opens the full scale. The 18" is far deeper than the rest, and down there the cents matter much less, so listen and decide by ear.
Adding C# gives you 4 chords you cannot play today: C# major (C#, F, G#), A# minor (A#, C#, F), A# minor 7 (A#, C#, F, G#) and C# major 7 (C#, F, G#, C). It also gives you a new five-note scale to play through, C# major pentatonic (C#, D#, F, G#, A#).
G
G is the other one. All of these are in your tuning.
Adding G gives you 4 chords you cannot play today: D# major (D#, G, A#), C minor (C, D#, G), C minor 7 (C, D#, G, A#) and G# major 7 (G#, C, D#, G). It also gives you a new five-note scale to play through, D# major pentatonic (D#, F, G, A#, C).
See 7 more G
Another octave of a note you already play
You have G# in the third octave, and C, D#, and F in the fourth. Each of these gives you one of those notes in the register you do not have yet. The 10" F-10 Ruby is the one I would listen to first. Deeper bowls mask their cents, so listen to these alongside your own and decide by ear.
See 4 more Another octave of a note you already play
Practitioner bowls
All of these are in your range.
Pyramids, minis and tuning forks
Every one we have. Cents matter much less on a pyramid, a mini or a fork than on a bowl you play in a scale, so these are not filtered to your tuning. The doubles are binaural, meaning two bowls in one, tuned close together so they beat gently against each other.
Tap the heart on any bowl to save it, then send me your list by text or email.