Handpan Lessons: Arpeggios (Beginner to Advanced)

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▶Arpeggios are a great way to play chords and provide harmony on the handpan.
The lesson starts with simple ways to play 3 and 4 note arpeggios and then covers how to create more groovy and involved patterns and how all of this can work when playing together with other musicians.
By the end of the lesson, I give you an overview of the different chord options on a handpan with Kurd 9 scale.
Level: Beginner to Intermediate
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The handpan I play in the video is made by Victor Levinson.
Scale: D - A Bb C D E F G A C
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@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

Welcome to week #2 with another handpan lesson. Today is all about arpeggios. Starting off with simple ways to play a harmonic progression and later in the lesson covering some more involved and groovy patterns. There is also a duet towards the end and the corresponding play along tracks in the video description, so you can join in!

@voivodess 4 года назад

FINALLY LESSONS FROM THE MASTER! May we all learn the WAYS!!!

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

lol, cu soon Becksland. ❤️

@thehumanfactors4977 3 года назад

Love, love, love the lessons. You are truly a Master Teacher! We appreciate your time and effort. Cheers.

@jaspertanezing 4 года назад

Thanks David for making these free lessons , learned lot from you man

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

Awesome Jasper, that's great to hear. You're welcome!

@joshnite9265 4 года назад

So great having you back around, David!

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

It's good to be back!

@ongyuxuan6989 4 года назад

Definitely the best handpan lesson I've ever seen

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

🙏

@alireza206 4 года назад

Thank u David you are inspirational person who teach free .. u have a big big soulll .....

@alvise6217 2 года назад

i'm italian,you spell "arpa" perfectly. i'm a beginner and your lessons help me a lot,thank you!

@11OBlitzO11 3 года назад

The quality of these videos is next level! Video, sound, and lesson design ... amazing.

@subobo4719 4 года назад

Thanks so much!! That really enlarged the meager amount of arpeggio-options I had played up to now. It helps finding my way out of fragmented play into new little compositions!!

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

Awesome, that's great to hear!

@yayafuentes5801 2 года назад

Thanks so much dear David .... i hope see you in México ! some day .... thanks, master.

@DavidKuckhermann 2 года назад

You're very welcome! Now that the world is slowly opening up that actually becomes a real possibility again! 😊

@GPS379 3 года назад

you are awesome Sir As soon i'll get my handpan , i will buy all your content

@iveno_ 4 года назад

Vielen dank, hoert sich gut an, danke fuer die weiterbildung in music. Bin ein fan von dir seit vielen jahren!

@jerine1516 6 месяцев назад

I love your lesson is easy for nonmusic backgrounds to follow...

@Nebo4U Год назад

Dear David! Thanks a lot for this video, it's very didactic, clarifying and helpful, gives a good comprehension, motivation to progress! God bless you, dear friend! Big hug from Minsk, Belarus!

@Gomu-Gomu94 3 года назад

Thanks David , so good explications

@N62583 4 года назад

This is incredible David! Thank you for this series. The instruction is excellent as always.

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

Thanks Edward, you're very welcome! :)

@MonaPlayPiano 3 года назад

David, YOU ARE JUST THE BEST HANDPAN PLAYER I have ever come across 👏👍👏👍👏👍♥️ Very Professional!! These lessons are just what I am looking for!! Thank You so much for posting these videos! You are just simply awesome

@TheJosenoah 4 года назад

Thank you so much for your great lessons David. Its such a help and it give so much fun to keep on practise.

@leadpan 2 года назад

As new handpan player i was looking for arpeggios to learn... this lessons are fantastic!

@meetidnani 3 года назад

Surely gonna give this a try

@ntego369 4 года назад

So beautiful!!! Greatest teacher I ever met, appreciate 🙏🏽

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

🙏

@dangbathanh1 4 года назад

I really like these exercises, very helpful Always looking forward to it everyday thank you very much from Vietnam !!!

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

that's awesome and great to hear! 👍

@vituspirchner Год назад

Gratuliere 🎉 super beschrieben 👍👍

@ANUAHHANDPANMUSIC 4 года назад

Very well explane like always from U

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

thanks Anuah

@kateryna_polovyk 3 года назад

Thank you a lot! These examples and excercises hugely develop my impovisations

@forumromanum234 4 года назад

I can see I am improving a lot thanks to your lessons. God bless for your project and many thanks to you. Peace.

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

That's great to hear, thanks for the thumbs up! Peace

@steveelam4810 4 года назад

Appreciate the help,this opens up new practice ideas with my new d Voyager that I spend so much time with,love the handpan and the advanced players willing to help our journey,have great year

@newgabe09 2 года назад

I love how your videos go from simple beginner level through to advanced play. So many hours of playing generated from 10 minutes video !

@saltwalk 3 года назад

This gave me a fresh new idea for something to try. Thank so much for posting! Subscribed.

@sabinalajardinera 4 года назад

Wonderful and very good explained. Thanxs 🙏🙏🙏

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

thanks Sabine!

@andreiklm7011 4 года назад

Best lessons, just like always )

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

🙏

@AndreasBeder Год назад

Highly appreciate all the effort you put into your videos, i learned a lot from these. thank you so much.

@igaelbrummer1152 3 года назад

Thanks David. . Your an inspiration. .

@rhythmcircles 4 года назад

🙏🏽Awesome thank you for sharing and inspiring 🙏🏽🎶☀️

@corwyn 4 года назад

Wow, just as good as the previous one! The 3 and 4 notes patterns are very nice and it's a nice addition to my regular training.

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

Cheers Corwyn, that’s great to hear! 👍

@johnnyg3709 4 года назад

Thank you David - these videos are fantastic and greatly appreciated ! :)

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

thanks Johnny!

@annarabinovych864 4 месяца назад

Tank you ❤❤❤

@sohrabkolahdooz 2 года назад

Good one brother.keep it up

@markmorley659 4 года назад

I have just ordered my very first hand pan in d minor and cannot wait to try these patterns out . Thanks for the lessons I hope I do them proud when I get mine

@David-xx7ny 2 года назад

How did it go?

@sirnorbo 4 года назад

Jeeeessss.!! Lot THX.!! David for President!! ;)

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

😁 I wouldn't want that job for all the money in the world ;).

@yurimadreams 4 года назад

Thanks for posting your amazing videos! But i only have 8 tones... What should i play instead of the 9th? :)

@FabioMoserhandpanmusician 4 года назад

wow this is real basic and sounds very awesome. Good Job and thank you for that video lesson!

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

cheers Fabio, thanks!

@REOMATSUMOTO 4 года назад

awesome quality and tutorial!!!

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

Thanks bro. Can’t wait to check out your upcoming videos!

@MarkDerbyshiremoses 11 месяцев назад

Im a beginner however you made the video easy to follow. Will try this this weekend. I will be much slower but I'm sure itll work too 😊 Thanks for sharing 👍

@he-man-music 2 года назад

Wow creativity is so damn simple!!

@lolitajorda5355 2 года назад

Merci 🙏💕

@user-oq7sk2op7e 4 года назад

thank you

@Psalmist374DKR 4 года назад

Seriously, the tone!!! Want to work out a language system and talk through one so badly I can practically feel my hardened fingers tapping out this trapped music... Almost painful how deeply I feel this NEED to glorify Yah with a handpan/hang drum... Been a frustrated percussionist for decades, but once I heard the TONE and am literally watching what I do subconsciously on any surface I can touch it became virtually UNBEARABLE. At least I can listen on RU-vid. Thank you for your uploads!

@gsturl 4 года назад

Super Lessons! Hoffe Du kommst wieder mal nach Österreich!

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

Danke! Im Moment ist nichts geplant, eventuell die Pantam summer school im Sommer.

@CathysVanlife 4 года назад

Sooo much to learn. My first pan will arrive in a few days and I’ve never even seen one in real life! It’s E Major and I have no idea what chords can be made with it and I have zero musical background at all. It’s scary, intimidating and exciting all in one

@_Phustercluck 3 года назад

Your videos are siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiick 🤙.

@jonathanhernandez8592 4 года назад

thanksssssssssssssssss !!!!!!

@slaffsla 4 года назад

Great one, David, I liked the play along part the most, perhaps because it's quite a new subject for me! Would love to learn more about approaching this. Best lessons I've seen too!

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

thanks Slava, your early feedback for the episode was very helpful! What exactly do you mean - that the play along part was new and you'd like to know more about this? You mean playing with several handpan players in different "roles"? Or are you referring to the arpeggio subject?

@slaffsla 4 года назад

I am referring to the melody part, player on the left. It’s not exactly composing, I guess, but being able to add notes sparingly and in place along with another player. Quite a new concept to me, which was only somewhat touched in your courses in rhythmic displacement.

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

@@slaffsla got it. Good topic for a future video.

@shanonward7853 4 года назад

Thankyou so much for you time, much appreciated. Will you come to Australia in the near future ?

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

nothing planned at the moment, but I'm working on another record with Lisa Gerrard, that might bring me over at least for some studio work.

@gregoryschimanski7689 4 года назад

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@LimTind 4 года назад

"The most obvious ways to play a 3 note arpeggio" Maybe a stinger towards Hang Massive? I'd dig it tbh :D Keep up the good work, man!

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

Not at all. Obvious or simple doesn't equal bad (at least in my book). Often those are the most catchy things and these patterns have been used in 1000s of beautiful music pieces in classical, pop and other genres. I love Hang Massive, they are good friends of mine and I'd say they are the masters of catchiness in the handpan world, which is an art in itself! :)

@LimTind 4 года назад

@@DavidKuckhermann hm okay :/ I prefer yours and Nadishanas work by far with all that virtuosity and clever arrangements. And I think it is a really bad thing that their "work" greatly exceeds yours when it comes to public perception. In my opinion, pieces like Khubananukh are indeed really catchy, too. Yet, Triads and mindlessly reapated eighth note patterns seem to please the majority of the internet way more :/ What a time to be alive ._.

@naturelover137 8 дней назад

Love the instruction!! But shouldn't some of the black 6's be green (around 7:10)? Also some 7's in the next line--I think they're supposed to be green.

@RezaAmerinia 3 года назад

Very nice performance and tutorial! What is your mic system?

@nicovranken6370 3 года назад

Great lesson, witch type of handpan do you play 👌🙏

@evatejada5123 4 года назад

Hola. Cuando puedas subite un tutorial de ritmos latinos... habanera salsa, jazz? Gracias

@pamelak3800 Год назад

Thank you for your great videos from the best. I only have eight notes including the top on mine. How do I learn to play that?

@tundertimi69 11 дней назад

❤❤❤

@yyutopian 3 года назад

The first day I got my tongue drum the arpeggio was the first thing I learned a few minutes after playing it.

@bobobebe Год назад

Dear David, I appreciate you sharing these valuable tips. Towards the end of the video, I noticed that the 9th note was referred to as the 10th note. I'm curious about the reason for this change. Have I missed something?

@rickiej88 4 года назад

This is absolutely great! I have a D Celtic Minor Rav Vast and I can pretty much figure out all the same notes as you're playing on my Rav. However mine are in much more complicated positions somehow 😂

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

that should be quite a challenge, since all the notes will be on the other side! :D

@rickiej88 4 года назад

@@DavidKuckhermann exactly! I'm crossing my arms in all kinds of awkward positions 😂 I'm considering buying your online course however I only have a Rav Vast. I assume this shouldn't make much of a difference? Or is a lot of the co tent solely handpan related?

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

@@rickiej88 I can imagine. 😁 We have quite a few Rav players and the feedback has been very positive - the material seems to transfer pretty well. There is also a 30 day money back option so you can always just check out how the courses work for you. ;)

@lewissamm 2 года назад

Great lessons, thanks. I've been practicing similar 4 note arpeggios on a D minor handpan, but with alternating hands which feels more natural and easier to play faster. But I can see the benefit in learning this way so I will adjust to this method also. What I am really curious about is your opinion on swapping the leading hand on the first beat. What I'm teaching myself is to play chords like Am7 (135753 135753) hands going RLRLRL then A#maj7 (246864 246864) LRLRLR . To maintain a RL pattern on the left side of the handpan makes my hands get in the way of each other and it's more ergonomic to change the leading hand. This is difficult at first but I'm getting used to it. I feel like there are lots of instances where you need to swap your leading hand and I'm wondering if you recommend learning this or not?

@josephbuenconsejo1543 4 года назад

Any handpan you recommend? Brand?

@anne-marievaneck9183 Год назад

Hi. Thxs!! Do you have also.lessons for a C(#) amara🙏

@dr.ollerblyad920 4 года назад

Very nice tutorial! But one little question: Why did you mention the D Minor 3 times? Is there a deeper meaning behind?

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

hehe, good question. I repeated it it so that the sequence of chords makes musical sense. It's the "harmonic home base" of the instrument.

@dr.ollerblyad920 4 года назад

Thank you for the fast response! Would love to get a "reallife" lesson from you one day! Looking forward to it! Keep up the awesome work!

@markneumann5975 4 года назад

Thank you so much for the lessons and the very professional videos. Is your drum hexatonic or heptatonic? Who is the manufacturer?

@DavidKuckhermann 4 года назад

You're very welcome. It's a heptatonic (D Minor) SpB Pantam from 2012 made by Victor Levinson.

@Trebronus 3 года назад

Thanks very much for this great lesson David. I am trying it on on my 8-note Kurd. I don't understand how you can have a position 10 on the 9 note drum you are using. I see the same position referenced as both 9 at the beginning of the exercise and then 10 near the end. Please clarify. Thanks

@DavidKuckhermann 3 года назад

For some reason 9 turned into 10 in the end, no idea how that happened. It’s of course tone field 9 in the circle

@user-zx9pm2zh2e 2 года назад

🙏🤗

@mamamiabia 4 года назад

Hallo David, Ich versuche die ganze Zeit die 9te Note beim groovy pattern (transition notes) zu ersetzen, finde jedoch keine passenden Tonfelder. Ich habe eine Annaziska C# 8+1 und finde das Pattern echt super! =) Hast du einen Tipp, wie ich die 9te Note umgehen könnte? LG und weiter so - vielen Dank =)

@audreydugan9668 7 месяцев назад

🌟🤩🌟 🙏

@seaisbon 4 года назад

This video is so helpful for beginners. Do you have tutorial for C# Ysha Savitah skill ? Or does this arpeggios can apply to my handpan skill ? C# G# C C# D# F F# G# C#

@geocachersontour-alwaysont8641 3 года назад

Hi, Just started learning. Great lessons. Question : I don't have the 9th (higher) note you play starting from 4.30 minutes....Which note can I take here instead ?

@DavidKuckhermann 3 года назад

Heya, it depends on your scale. Try 5, 6, 7 and 8. One of those usually works ok

@geocachersontour-alwaysont8641 3 года назад

@@DavidKuckhermann I have a D kurd with D/Bb/A/C/E/G/A/F/D . Thanks ! I'll give it a try....i'm a beginner but bumped into this video...you explain it very clear :-)

@markmeers4371 2 года назад

How can I practice this and practice what you are playing without a 9 note?

@Sauloesoterico 3 года назад

Where can I get THAT handpan???

@christinegeiler5770 Год назад

🍀🍀🍀

@wilburgoes1116 Год назад

minute 7 onwards, you mentioned -24648624 - isnt it supposed to be 24648646 ?

@daniel-dq4dc 4 года назад

Whaoo 500 likes and 0 dislikes

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