Malte Marten – Healing Frequencies Tour, Berlin

Malte Marten brings his handpan concert to the Admiralspalast in Berlin as part of the Healing Frequencies Tour. It is a sound healing evening for anyone who wants two hours of unhurried, immersive music: listeners who already fall asleep or meditate to his recordings, and newcomers to the handpan who are curious what it sounds like in a room full of people. Malte plays with his trio, Conrado Molina on percussion and Bummela on multiple instruments.

What to Expect

The evening is shaped from beginning to end. The music, the silence between pieces and the stories Malte shares are meant to fit together as one flowing experience rather than a list of songs. The handpan leads, with percussion and Bummela's additional instruments giving the sound a spacious, rich quality that stays intimate even in a large hall.

The concert runs about two hours. The intention is simple: the outside world gets a little quieter, with no pressure and nowhere else to be, just music, presence and room to breathe. Shows on this tour usually start at 8 pm, with doors opening around 75 minutes earlier. All venues are seated.

The Musicians

Malte Marten is a handpan player at his core, and also a musician, teacher and composer. His path began in 2014, when he came across a video of the duo Hang Massive. He sold all the music equipment he owned as a beatmaker and DJ to buy his first handpan, and later played on the streets of Berlin. From 2015 to 2020 he toured with his former duo, Yatao, and teaching became a passion alongside performing. The duo gave workshops and retreats and co-founded a shop for people taking their first steps with the instrument. In 2021 the duo's project ended and Malte began his solo work, funding his first solo studio album through crowdfunding. His videos on Instagram and YouTube have since reached listeners around the world, and his music has found millions of people.

Conrado Molina plays percussion and also contributes voice. Bummela is a multi-instrumentalist and producer.

The Venue

The Admiralspalast is a historic theatre on Friedrichstraße in Berlin Mitte. The S-Bahn and U-Bahn both stop at Friedrichstraße, which makes it easy to reach from across the city.

Before You Go

No experience with the handpan or with sound healing is needed. The handpan is a steel instrument played with the hands, with a warm sound rich in overtones, a little like bells. Seating is provided throughout the hall. Child tickets are available for ages 12 and up, and wheelchair spaces can be arranged through the tour's organizers.