Please purchase the course to watch this video.
Buy CourseBuy Playpan Handpan Level 4
✓ Academic handpan learning and training
✓ Music theory instruction and practice (learning triplets and sextuplets, practicing and performing grace notes on handpan, learning flageolet technique)
✓ Over 30 educational exercises (practicing accents, single strokes, off-beats, various rhythmic figures, handpan composition techniques) plus performing pieces with backing tracks
✓ Includes sessions on yoga, breathing exercises, and corrective movements specifically for handpan playing
Backing tracks for this session
Lesson 100: Learning and Performing Piece 22 on Handpan
The upcoming piece represents one of the most common and essential forms in handpan (hang drum) performance, where one hand maintains a steady rhythmic pattern while the other explores varying melodic phrases. This approach is fundamental for creating dynamic and expressive handpan music, allowing performers to combine rhythm and melody seamlessly
Pay close attention when reversing hand positions across different measures to ensure that stroke intensity and dynamics remain balanced, preserving the musical flow and clarity of the piece. Proper control of soft and accented strokes is key to expressive execution
For optimal results, begin each exercise at a slow tempo with precise hand placement, gradually increasing speed as you gain confidence and consistency. Repetition and focused practice enhance your rhythmic accuracy, melodic expression, and overall handpan technique, enabling you to perform more complex compositions with ease
This lesson emphasizes the integration of rhythm, melody, and hand coordination, preparing you for advanced handpan (hang drum) exercises and compositions
1 . Course Introduction
3 . How to Play Handpan Notes Correctly?
1 . Lessons 76, 77, 78: Practicing Single Strokes and Accents on the Handpan
2 . Lessons 79 to 84: Practicing Double Strokes and Paradiddle Strokes on the Handpan
6 . Lesson 98: Handpan Triplets & Sextuplets Tutorial – Learn Handpan Rhythms
10 . Lesson 111 : Mastering Shoulder Technique and Performing Piece No. 23: Rotation with a New Rhythmic Pattern
11 . Lesson 112: Learning Flageolet Technique and Performing Piece No 24
12 . Lesson 113: Piece No 25, Learning and Performing Syncopation on Handpan
Other courses
Playpan Handpan Level 1
✓ Academic handpan learning and training
✓ Music theory instruction (rhythmic reading, note names, time signatures, musical symbols)
✓ Over 30 educational exercises (note execution, proper fingering, reverse playing) and performing pieces with backing tracks
✓ Includes sessions on yoga, breathing exercises, and corrective movements specifically for handpan playing
Playpan Handpan Level 2
✓ 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
Playpan Handpan Level 3
✓ Academic handpan learning and training
✓ Music theory instruction and practice (learning thirty-second notes, whole and half notes, understanding arpeggios, defining ghost notes)
✓ Over 40 educational exercises (practicing 8/8 and 6/8 rhythms, performing single strokes and paradiddle strokes, handpan composition techniques) plus performing pieces with backing tracks
✓ Includes sessions on yoga, breathing exercises, and corrective movements specifically for handpan playing
Playpan Handpan Level 5
✓ Academic handpan learning and training
✓ Over 20 educational exercises (practicing and learning polyrhythms, performing rhythmic figures with different time signatures, single strokes and paradiddle strokes, handpan composition techniques) plus performing pieces with backing tracks
✓ Includes sessions on yoga, breathing exercises, and corrective movements specifically for handpan playing
Comments