Author: Yiolanda

Once there was a boy named Miguel. He had a hard time falling asleep. This lullaby is for all children lying awake and their parents trying to help them on their journey.
Richard Ekre-Suzzi – Bansuri Mauricio Garay Cid – 10 string guitar David Kuckhermann – Pantam / composition

This percussion based piece composed by Kirill Osherov and filmed by Ilya Negrook. “Kurdi Fractal” seems to us more like a short sketch than a whole story. The author hopes that viewers can feel the hazy atmosphere of the nature of the Caucasus and take a short journey with music. Kirill Osherov – handpan by Narabey Handpan, tombak, framedrum/bendir. Ilya Negrook – recording and shooting.

Opening performance of 21st International North Cyprus Music Festival hosted at the historical Bellapais Monastery in Kyrenia, Cyprus. Soloist: Baran Yildiz (Handpan) Conductor: Ali Hoca North Cyprus Presidential Symphony Orchestra Composition by Baran Yildiz Orchestra arrangement by Ali Hoca Orchestra coordinator Mustafa Kofali Video by Onur Celik Sound by Ahmet Guvenler

Discover the essential 3 handpan exercises from the amazing Amy Naylor playlist, perfect for newcomers to the handpan world. Starting with “Completely New To Handpan? Start Here,” this playlist offers straightforward exercises and techniques to kickstart your journey. From split-hand exercises to chordal wrist rotation and accents, each segment provides practical insights for mastering the instrument. Don’t miss out on the latest release, “Handpan Connect – Playful Voice,” available now on Amy Naylor’s website.

In Episode 15 of the Handpan Show, David Kuckhermann, a seasoned percussionist with over two decades of experience, shares insights into his journey with the handpan, notably discussing the creation of his iconic album “Path of the Metal Turtle” from 2012. However, the episode takes a serious turn as Kuckhermann addresses his involvement in the PANArt vs. HCU lawsuits, highlighting the potential impact on the handpan community’s future.
Hosted by Dan Mulqueen and David Charrier, The Handpan Show podcast is powered by MasterTheHandpan.com, the largest online educational handpan platform.

Stretch your mental muscles with Michael Akortia, who combines the classic card game UNO with his musical education to demonstrate the intricacies of polyrhythms in a fun and engaging way.

Being able to play in 3s is such an important skill! Its gets you moving around the pan in a whole new way and playing hand to hand. Meridian D Kurd.