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✓ 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
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Lesson 122: Learning and Performing Piece No 34
We have now reached the performance of Piece 32 from the Playpan collection. This exercise is written in 4/4 time signature, meaning it is counted in four beats per measure. Pay close attention to accurate counting and precise finger placement to ensure proper execution
This piece, named “Floyd”, is one of the most popular tracks in the Panersia album. Its engaging melodic line and rhythmic patterns make it a standout composition for both practice and performance
Focus carefully on the rhythmic patterns used throughout the piece, and practice them with attention to timing, dynamics, and hand coordination. Start with slow practice, repeating each section until comfortable, then gradually increase speed while maintaining accuracy. Finally, perform the piece alongside the backing track at full tempo to fully experience its musical flow and expressive character
Consistent practice of “Floyd” will help you:
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Master 4/4 time handpan techniques
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Improve rhythm accuracy and hand coordination
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Develop confidence in executing melodic patterns with precision
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Enhance overall musicality and expressive performance on the handpan
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1 . Course Introduction
3 . How to Play Handpan Notes Correctly?
11 . Lessons 76, 77, 78: Practicing Single Strokes and Accents on the Handpan
12 . Lessons 79 to 84: Practicing Double Strokes and Paradiddle Strokes on the Handpan
1 . Lesson 114: Learning and Performing Polyrhythm 3:2 on Handpan (Hang Drum) – Piece No 26
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