Chasing the Sun (999 Hz) | 1 hour handpan music | Malte Marten & Lukas Engelmann
About this video
“Chasing the Sun (999 Hz)” is a 1 hour 1 minute upload from 2025 on Malte Marten Music, the channel devoted to Malte Marten’s instrumental handpan music. The title presents it at 999 Hz, so that number is part of how the upload identifies itself. Nothing in the title asks for a task to be completed; it is a handpan performance offered for listening over its full running time. That makes it flexible — foreground on a quiet evening, or background while the room does something else.
Key takeaways
- With no task named in the title, the listener chooses the setting: foreground or background both fit.
- The full running time suits an unhurried listen rather than a preview.
- It pairs naturally with the channel’s longer sessions for an evening of one instrument.
- The title identifies the piece with 999 Hz; the page records that as the upload’s own framing, not as a medical claim.
- The title credits Lukas Engelmann alongside Malte Marten, marking this as one of the catalog’s collaborative entries rather than a solo piece.
Episode details: published June 17, 2025 · 1:01:25 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Malte Marten is a handpan musician; these pages summarize his music and teaching for listeners and students.
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