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EPISODE · Jan 5, 2025 · 17 MIN

The Rhythmic Path to Handpan Connection - with Marc Pfäffli

from Handpan Voices · host Phil Begnett

In this captivating conversation, I sit down with Marc Pfäffli, a passionate handpan player and long-time member of the handpan community. Marc shares his journey with the handpan, from his first encounter with the Hang in Paris over two decades ago to how it has become an integral part of his daily life today.🎶 Topics We Cover: • Marc’s first impressions of the handpan and how it resonated deeply with him. • How his background in Afro-Cuban and African percussion influenced his playing style. • The importance of practicing with a metronome for groove and precision. • Advice for beginners on choosing their first handpan and getting started. • The transformative power of the handpan and how it impacts players and listeners alike. • Marc’s thoughts on the Master the Handpan platform and the supportive online community known as “The Village.”Marc’s insights and stories will inspire both beginners and experienced players alike. Whether you’re a handpan enthusiast or new to this incredible instrument, this episode offers valuable tips, heartfelt anecdotes, and a glimpse into Marc’s deep connection with the handpan

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