Handpan · D Aegean · Mediterranean Soundscape

Handpan D Aegean
10 Notes

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✓Structured courses — 19 beginner, intermediate & meditation lessons
✓12 flash cards — printable melodies, difficulty levels, note sequences
✓Interactive app — sound tester, metronome, guided & meditation mode
✓Expert guides — scales, playing techniques, 440Hz vs 432Hz
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A Mediterranean and enchanting sonic journey

Inspired by Greek music, the D Aegean Handpan offers Mediterranean accents of rare melodic fluidity. Its distinctive scale blends gentleness and subtle harmonic tension.

Its bright, deep sounds create an atmosphere that is both poetic and introspective — melancholy and hope intertwined, like a Mediterranean coast at dusk.

Made from nitrided Ember Steel, this instrument delivers warmth and depth that make every session an unforgettable sonic journey.

✓Mediterranean character — Unique oriental-inspired brightness
✓Meditation & relaxation — Poetic and introspective atmosphere
✓World music — Distinctive harmonic tension for expressive playing
✓All levels — Accessible yet endlessly expressive

Moods & uses

Mediterranean Poetic Relaxation Exploration

What's included

✓ D Aegean 10 Notes Handpan
✓ Protective bag included
✓ Padded carrying case
✓ Maintenance guide
✓ Free access to the learning platform

D Aegean Scale — Mediterranean Mode

The Aegean scale, inspired by ancient Greek music, blends major and minor intervals to create a characteristic brightness with subtle harmonic tension. Its distinctive character evokes the Aegean coastline.

Scale notes

English notation

D3 / F#3 – A3 – C#4 – D4 – F#4 – G#4 – A4 – C#5 – D5

Solfège notation

Ré3 / Fa#3 – La3 – Do#4 – Ré4 – Fa#4 – Sol#4 – La4 – Do#5 – Ré5

The distinctive character of the Aegean

The Aegean mode creates a tension between light and shadow — melancholy and hope intertwined. Its F# Lydian character gives it a brightness unlike any natural minor scale, perfect for players seeking something distinctive and expressive.

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Where does this instrument come from?

Enixpan does not build its handpans: they come from the Hluru workshop, one of the largest handpan workshops in the world, in Level A quality — nitrided steel, every note tuned by hand. Enixan has played and validated every model in the catalogue before offering it.

What we add: the choice of scales, 440 or 432 Hz tuning, free DDP shipping (no customs duties or VAT on delivery), 14 days to change your mind with returns handled in France, customer service in English and French, and access to our learning platform.

Technical specifications

Customer reviews

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Questions about the D Aegean

The Aegean scale is inspired by ancient Greek music. It combines major and minor intervals to create brightness with subtle harmonic tension. Unlike the D Kurd's pure minor mode, the Aegean has a more luminous and oriental character, perfect for players seeking something distinctive.
Yes, the D Aegean is accessible to all levels. Its 10 notes are harmonically balanced, making it easy to improvise freely from the start. The scale's distinctive character makes every improvisation sound musical regardless of experience.
Each handpan is individually tuned to 440 Hz or 432 Hz. The 440 Hz frequency is the international reference, while 432 Hz is preferred for therapeutic and meditative practices. Every instrument is checked note by note before shipping.
The D Kurd has a softer, more meditative character in natural minor mode. The D Aegean has a brighter and more oriental character. The Kurd is more versatile; the Aegean more distinctive and evocative. Use our interactive tester to compare their sounds.
Wipe with a soft cloth after each use. Every 2–3 months, apply a thin coat of coconut oil over the entire surface. Store it in the padded cover provided. Avoid direct impacts on the notes.
Buying guide

D Aegean 10-note handpan: features and musical scale

The D Aegean 10 shares the artisan build of the whole Enixpan collection: an Ember Steel (nitrided steel) shell measuring 55.9 cm across and weighing 4.5 kg, hammered and then hand-tuned to 440 Hz or 432 Hz. Nitrided steel brings a warm timbre, long sustain and solid rust resistance.

Its Aegean musical scale is built around a low central D (the “ding”): D3 / F#3 – A3 – C#4 – D4 – F#4 – G#4 – A4 – C#5 – D5. The major third (F#) and raised fourth (G#) give it that suspended Lydian colour, halfway between the brightness of a major mode and the exotic feel of Mediterranean music.

The result is an instrument that “sings” immediately: a deep ding, shimmering highs and a sound signature you recognise instantly. If the D Kurd is the versatile choice, the D Aegean is the characterful one — a handpan whose sunny colour is unlike any other scale in the collection.

Who is it for?

Who is the D Aegean for?

The D Aegean is for players who want a handpan with a strong personality without giving up ease of play: like all our scales, it is designed so that every combination of notes sounds right, even with no musical training at all.

✓Beginners after a distinctive sound — a sunny, luminous first handpan that stands apart from the classic minor scales
✓Ambient and world-music composers — a rare Lydian colour, ideal for film scores, atmospheric textures and Mediterranean moods
✓Energy practices and dynamic yoga — clear, positive vibrations, perfect for flows and uplifting sessions
✓Players who already own a Kurd — a complementary second instrument that opens a completely different melodic universe

Priced at €1,690 with free shipping, the D Aegean stays within the range of a first artisan-quality handpan purchase — protective bag, padded case and learning-platform access included.

Still torn between the Kurd and the Aegean? Listen to both scales side by side on our online tester Nixis: a few minutes is usually enough to know which one speaks to you. Whichever you choose, you start with the same included resources — 19 structured lessons, 12 printable melody flash cards and an interactive app with metronome and guided mode. The Aegean is especially well suited to the free-improvisation exercises in the programme: its Lydian colour rewards every session, even the very first ones. And if you change your mind after delivery, the 14-day money-back guarantee gives you time to try the instrument at home, in real conditions.

Product FAQ

Your questions before buying the D Aegean

Yes. The scale remains intuitive and harmonious: it is impossible to hit a wrong note. If you are hesitating, here is a simple rule of thumb: for meditative softness and the widest choice of learning resources, pick the D Kurd; for a sunny tone and more character from day one, pick the D Aegean.
Yes, in two ways: the official demo video available on this page, and our interactive tester Nixis, which lets you play every note of the Aegean scale right in your browser, free and with no sign-up.
The Aegean shines in Mediterranean and oriental moods but is not limited to them: ambient, world music, film scoring, meditative improvisation or vocal accompaniment all work beautifully. Its Lydian colour brings a brightness that minor scales simply do not offer.
440 Hz is recommended if you play with other instruments or follow tutorials. 432 Hz emphasises the warm, enveloping side of the scale — a frequent choice for meditation and sound practices. Both tunings cost the same.
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