Sound Healing

SOUND HEALING

Lark in the Morning: A Sanctuary for Sound Healers... For decades, Lark in the Morning has been a trusted destination for sound healers and music therapists, offering an expansive selection of instruments that enhance deep relaxation, energy alignment, and holistic wellness. Our curated collection features Tibetan and crystal singing bowls for calm, grounding gongs, tuning forks and chimes for specific frequencies, as well as drums, rattles, and rain sticks for rhythmic and elemental healing. Each instrument is selected for its purity and effectiveness, making them powerful tools for both personal and professional sound therapy practices.

Discover our curated selection of sound healing instruments designed for personal and professional use. Each piece is hand-selected to ensure the highest quality and effectiveness in sound therapy.

Therapy Harps
While we love the sound of all harps, Therapy Harps are specially...

Therapy Harps
Kalimbas & Sansulas

Kalimbas & Sansulas
Singing Bowls & Gongs

Singing Bowls & Gongs
Hand Cymbals
Our collection of hand and finger cymbals, including tingsha, timsha, and zils.

Hand Cymbals
Healing Bells

Healing Bells
Healing Chimes

Healing Chimes
Native American Flutes
Our collection of Native American and Native American Style flutes.

Native American Flutes
Rainsticks, Rattles, Shakers, & Wind Wands

Rainsticks, Rattles, Shakers, & Wind Wands
Handpans

Handpans
Tongue Drums

Tongue Drums
Shruti Boxes
Shruti Boxes are drone instruments from the Indian Subcontinent, often used to...

Shruti Boxes
Harmoniums

Harmoniums
Frame Drums
Our collection of frame drums including riqs, tars, bendirs, and others

Frame Drums
Ocean Drums

Ocean Drums
Panpipes
Panpipes History

Panpipes

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Ami Yogini

"I love my Lark in the Morning swinging chimes and always use them when I offer Sound Healing sessions to my students and clients!The sound quality is unmatched and I love bending the sound as I walk around a healing space or move them above singing bowls. The sound is magic and the healing is deep at the energetic, cellular and brainwave level."

Tune In with Ami

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Justine - Somatic Singing

"I have long been a fan of Lark's vast selection of musical instruments. I refer my voice students to the Lark for accompaniment instruments all the time.”

Experience Somatic Singing

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Jesse Cale

"I especially love my Native American flute and wind wand from Lark in the Morning!"

Sound Bath with Jesse

Science of Sound Healing

Research continues to uncover the profound effects of sound on the brain and body. According to Dr. David Hulse, specific frequencies are thought to stimulate healing at cellular levels, helping align body systems with therapeutic sound frequencies. Dr. Daniel Levitin, a neuroscientist and author, explains that listening to music triggers the release of endorphins and dopamine in the brain’s reward system, supporting mental wellness and even pain relief. Studies show that sound therapy can reduce stress and improve mood, confirming what sound healers have practiced for centuries. (Photo from Edinburgh Sound Massage, sound cymatics)

History of Sound Healing

Sound healing has a rich, multi-cultural legacy spanning thousands of years. Ancient civilizations worldwide recognized the power of sound to promote mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. In the Himalayan region, Tibetan singing bowls have long been used in meditation and healing practices, believed to restore the body's harmony and promote clarity. Similarly, in ancient China, gongs were valued for their ability to create powerful vibrations that aligned energy fields, while tuning forks were used in early sound therapies to balance and attune bodily systems. (Photo from Odyssey Magazine, ancient Egyptian sound healing)

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