5 Tips to Improve your Handpan game

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[NoahHornberger]

my best tip is to play as many instruments as you can . . to learn more of the universal language. When you are in one instrument you kind of think in those terms. So playing many instruments creates all kinds of cross links between the songs that were written for each instrument. Then your mix of ideas is always getting big even if it is on another instrument. For example playing piano forces me to think about elaborating on the idea while handpan forces me to do more with less, singing forces me to pay attention to every detail etc.

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[sahajasthithi]

Great Tips especially tip no.0 which is also my favorite pattern - 'chill breathe chill'

[PeterLevitov]

“What makes you special also limits you”…. Oooouuuffff….. very nice

[randomrules]

Great tips, which can applied to any instrument! Asante.

[hollynicholson]

As I am brand new to the hand pan, I’m so glad I found this video and I will tuck all of these tips in my pocket. Thank you for this great advice! (And wish me luck!)🙏🏻💫

[earthwalker]

Thank youuuu! I needed to hear this, I always get stuck playing what's comfortable. Need to expand my horizons (:

[siemore]

Getting braces was a super great idea. You're really handsome already, but you upped your game with it ;))

[usershi]

Yeah, there should be no limitations. Thank you 😄

[sheridant]

As a very beginner handpan player, I really like your tips. Best one I think for me is goals, or being specific about the goals.

[AlThurayya]

Definitely agree with tip #5 especially 👌🏾
Edit: lmao and tip #0 😆👊🏾

[malulivaspiralklang]

How right you are with your tip no. 1! When I got my "Super Singing Bowl" a few months ago, I really wanted to be able to do a thousand different things as soon as possible ... I have made up my mind to practice something specific every day until I master it .... The result was that after a short time I didn't practice anything new, just played in my comfort zone because practicing felt like work. I have recently started using an hourglass and I always switch between the exercise part and the comfort zone part. So practicing new things is fun again and at some point the new things automatically become part of my improvised sessions ... Christina from Austria

[bubbleman]

Wow, you gave some wise tips to expand handpan skills and creativity!

[Raphynezz]

Thank you for sharing, avoid comfortable patterns i really like <3

[benonthepan]

''What makes us special also limits us'' - This really spoke to something deep inside me. I will widen the perspective, try what is new and strange, be diverse 😊
Thank you Kabeção for your wisdom and support 🙏🏻❤️

[alinaseufert]

Instruments are like languages, such a beautiful thought! I always feel like I'll have a more open and creative mind if I listen to different instruments, culture, nature or myself while playing. Thank you for your being!!

[tonigonzalez]

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[brianleung]

I don't play a handpan but your tips are equally useful to me as an amateur violinist. I'm sure that other musicians will also be inspired by your playing and insights.

[Tobi-bucs]

🙏🏽 Thank you, leaving your comfort zone is an good challenge and make small steps.

[grayshadowhandpan]

Great tips!! My favorite was “expanding your comfort zone” and practicing rhythms that are not your normal. This really got to me- thank you for all the great tips and for brightening my day! Time to go practice. ;)