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✓ Academic handpan learning and training
✓ Music theory instruction and practice (learning and performing sixteenth notes and dotted eighth notes, chord definitions, compound time signatures)
✓ Over 40 educational exercises (learning different rhythms, performing chords, practicing rhythmic figures, handpan composition techniques) plus performing pieces with backing tracks
✓ Includes sessions on yoga, breathing exercises, and corrective movements specifically for handpan playing
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Lesson 22: Four-Beat Rhythmic Pattern Using Sixteenth Notes
First, we practice a four-beat rhythmic pattern using sixteenth notes and the handpan slap technique
Pay close attention to proper rhythm counting, accurate execution of slaps, and correct timing for quarter notes and sixteenth notes within the melodic structure of each beat. Begin practicing at a slower tempo to master note reading, hand placement, and the differences in attack intensity between the ding, side ding, and slap strokes, then gradually increase the speed as you gain control
Maintaining a consistent rhythm without slowing down or speeding up is essential. Background tracks included in this lesson are highly effective for helping you internalize timing, improve coordination, and stay aligned with the four-beat structure. This practice strengthens your handpan technique, dynamic control, and rhythmic accuracy, ensuring a solid foundation for advanced handpan performance
1 . Course Introduction
3 . How to Play Handpan Notes Correctly?
4 . Lesson 22: Four-Beat Rhythmic Pattern Using Sixteenth Notes
7 . Lesson 25 & 26: Learning and Performing Dotted Notes on the Handpan
8 . Lesson 27: Performing Dotted Quarter Notes and Eighth Notes on the Handpan
9 . Lesson 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33: Four-Beat Rhythmic Patterns Practice on the Handpan
10 . Lesson 34: Performing Piece 3 – Reversals and Handpan Playing
11 . Lesson 35: Performing Piece 4 – Combining 4-Beat Rhythmic Patterns
12 . Lesson 36: Learning and Performing Combined Eighth and Sixteenth Note Patterns
14 . Lesson 38: What Are Chords in the Handpan? & peace No 6
15 . Lesson 39 to 51: Practicing and Performing in 8/8 Time Signature
16 . Lessons 52 to 56: Performing Piece 7 in 8/8 Time Signature
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