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AMA Verlag Playing Handpan

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Handpan lernen, Handpan spielen, Lehrbuch, Language: German/English, ISBN: 9783899222944. Вся информация о товаре

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How to play Handpan?

The handpan is still a fairly new instrument that, in contrast to the classical instruments, cannot yet look back on a centuries-long tradition. Therefore, it has not yet developed its own style of playing and there are only a small number of manuals dedicated to this musical instrument. The techniques of older percussion instruments are still being transferred to the handpan.

A completely new approach to handpan playing

With Playing Handpan, Kay Rauber, drummer and experimental percussionist, presents creative work with the instrument. He teaches various rhythms and motivates and inspires free playing. He shows a completely new approach to playing and makes clear what potential lies in the handpan.

Chapter 1: From the first beat to the first rhythms
- Playing posture
- How do I practice?
- Basic technique
- The most important positions
- First exercises
- The thing with the circle
- Exercises for the circle of 8
- Rhythms in the circle of 8
- Fill-ins in the circle of 8
Chapter 2: Shape playing, the splitstroke and chords
- Playing in shapes
- The splitstroke
- Chords in the 8el pulse
Chapter 3: Arpeggios and the circle of 16
- The circle of 16
- Rhythms in a circle of 16
- Arpeggios
- The seesaw with thumb and index finger
- Arpeggio and seesaw combined
Chapter 4: Popular rhythms interpreted on the handpan
- Rhythms of this world in a circle of 8
Chapter 5: New hand phrases and expansion possibilities
- New hand movements
- Rests
- One musician, two voices
- From fragment to own piece of music
- Felt mallets, brooms and co
- Shaker and bells
- Playing in pairs
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