Sinori

Sinori is an instrument whose strength lies in its dynamics and timbre. It is unorthodox in its design and shaped in order to be the ideal interface for the user who is interacting with it.
Sinori is derived from a sheet of steel, but the technological properties of Sinori raises its stature into the category of objects that can be used to produce music.
It will stir up your emotions and might even scare you, or it will caress you gently with some barely-audible vibrations.
Its distinctive shape makes it instantly recognisable yet easy to handle and to control; you can tell your own musical story through the sounds and tones Sinori can generate.
The control and the interaction of your body with the sheet is something unique and never experienced before: everything is simple, natural and effortless.
It is amazing once you realise you can create a ‘kaleidoscope of sounds’ that range from the harmonic, sibilant and high, to the rolling, galloping and low.
Sinori can be played by different users for different purposes: all thanks to its unique properties. It can be used both by a professional musician, who has experience in using different instruments for musical compositions, and even by a neophyte who can get intense and stimulating sounds with little experience.
In the latter case, the neophyte could get involved in an in-depth study of his/her own playing technique – due to the lack of a time-honoured ‘best-practice’ method to play Sinori compared to other musical instruments – and therefore bring out the best of the instrument.
Imagination and creativity can play an important role in the whole process.