Level 1 - Beginner to Intermediate
The Place to Get Started - Fun and Easy to follow
If you
... love the sound of the handpan
... want to learn a musical instrument in a fun and playful way
... would love to play your own music
... want to learn a solid foundation and develop good playing habits
... want to play melodies and harmonies while you spice up playing with percussive sounds and grooves
... want to learn the repertoire of compositions on the way
then this course is for you!
"Amazing courses and a great teacher! Every lesson comes with a little composition, so you can practice the new technique and at the same time learn a new piece of music. The courses are perfect for every player, no matter what musical background or experience the have."
- Milena Holtz
"I love that every lesson is explained very clearly and together with the notations of the different rhythms and notes, you can't fail to learn to play the handpan properly. The play along tracks make it pleasant to practice and to keep time (without having to listen to a dull metronome). The courses (level 1 to level 3) consist of challenging techniques, cool rhythms and nice melody lines. An all-in-one package. I can really recommend it!"
- Kristien Dauwe
"Since 3 months I play handpan and already became addicted to it. I'm very very happy with the Handpandojo courses. I learned so much from your aproach. Every detail is worked out very carefully, which provides me a profound fundament."
- Arjen Slot
This course is closed for enrollment.
After the course you will:
Your Instructor
David has more than 20 years of teaching experience and has toured the world performing percussion and Handpan.
As a soloist he has performed some of the most renowned concerts halls including the Royal Albert Hall, the Ryman Auditorium and the Berkeley Greek Theater. In 2018 he received a Grammy nomination for "Hiraeth", a duo album with Lisa Gerrard.
He loves the creativity of teaching and draws inspiration, ideas and concepts from various music traditions from around the world.