Hang Handpan - HOW TO 2.0 - advanced tricks & techniques from dumbek darbuka by Simone Horus

[@utelittle8526]

Glad that I found your tutorial, thank you so much, love it

[@altonito777]

thanks a lot for this tutorial ! I had looked up a few darbuka tutorial but did not really know how to apply it to the handpan. That helped a lot I can't wait to try it once I get back home :)

[@cedke007]

Incredible, thank you for sharing 🙏

[@vladodiamond]

Amazing video. A lot of good stuff. Thanks for sharing :)

[@monicaurora]

Thank you, fantastic tips. i am learning on a RAv!!

[@Raminj13]

I have taken the first Skype lesson from Simone, he is also a big teacher beside than a big player, i suggest you

[@CosmicAnthropologist]

Wonderful. Just when I thought I have seen and heard all techniques with the steel drum, then something all new comes along!

[@danielp242]

really good, thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@miriamarit]

Thank you so much... first time I learned this ...i am still going to buy my hang pan ... i will always tune in to this site.Kudos!

[@dmisk2010]

Big help , thank you

[@xkliber]

Hi Simone! Very interesting technique and exercises. Thanks for sharing. 🙂

[@kristabensonhandpanmusic9145]

Sooo cool! thank you for the tips!

[@Mandakinimusic]

You need a Handpan man!!! Curious to see/hear your development on it! Excellent advanced tutorial...thanks! ;)

[@SimoneHorus]

Mandakini let's hope universe will send one ;)

[@SimoneHorus]

finally i got one! :D

[@Jonas_Gebauer]

@@SimoneHorus awesome! Which one did you get?

[@SimoneHorus]

I invented the scale, is an intelligent mix, top is misolidian C and with bottom notes it allows you to change scales, a hijaz kiar and a mystic oriental phrygian.. Is awesome, called "wepan" we are producing it with namipan and with 14 notes is dirt cheap :D

[@Jonas_Gebauer]

@@SimoneHorus do you have a video somewhere? :)

[@nyamog]

Thanks a lot for sharing these techniques, i shall check for more derbuka/tombak skills, these are really cool to play on a handpan 😊

[@SimoneHorus]

They help a lot yes... I would suggest to follow a good player teacher because self taught is not very good..

[@AZagadka]

why haven't I found your channel before? just a divine technique

[@SimoneHorus]

Thank you... But I don't post much about handpan..

[@AZagadka]

sorry, that would be a good thing👌🏻😊

[@SimoneHorus]

If you need we can do some Skype lessons :)

[@asierfilms]

Just incredible control

[@JensVanDeAarde]

your flaming is sick! 🤤🙏🏼💚

[@sanderhandpan]

is this Grayson's pan? one of the coolest pans I've ever played

[@SimoneHorus]

Sander Yes it is ;) very cool

[@maixuanlan1725]

Thank you so much for sharing.

[@bongomannn]

hahahah i swear thats the funniest and most honest percussion video "that is for the first year" thank you very much for the tips

[@SimoneHorus]

:D ahah i know, don't tell me...i studied for 4 years on my teacher's videos...over and over...

[@bongomannn]

Simone Horus & Cairomaxum I wish I had teacher find me on Facebook would be great to keep in touch Bozhidar Stoichkov

[@SimoneHorus]

There are many teachers out there! And Skype made things easier!! When I was studying there was not most of today's virtual connection. So had to take airplanes to Egypt and turkey and meet teachers in person and make million videos. Lucky had a great Egyptian teacher here in Rome, who I followed for many wdapp,... He gave me his personal Darbuka before he passed away and now I have the duty of never stop playing darbuka. Rest in peace master. Yes I will find you on Facebook brother

[@energeticVibe]

Maestro 💛

[@colindavis2113]

Do you always have to start the roll with the split hand on the first finger? Or can you use the third finger to start or even alternate? Thanks for the video! I can see how this technique offers more control than using the first and middle fingers to roll.

[@SimoneHorus]

Hello Colin, contact me on Facebook messenger Simone Horus :)

[@littleninpo]

Amazing

[@robinverhaeghe6884]

Thx, I'll trying this :)

[@FelipeLeiter]

thanks man!!

[@VanHansen]

Edward Scissorhands is amazing at pan!

[@Sedaa]

You are great

[@mohancarlpeters]

😀 awesome

[@steveelam4810]

I respect the technique,not exactly my flavor,more contemporary player but see how you could utilize some of the finger parts sparingly in a segment of a piece to add tension as long as musicality is not lost, thanks for new ideas, stay well

[@SimoneHorus]

Is just a technique :) thanks for your comment :) ❤️

[@JensVanDeAarde]

12:05 where can i find more about this technique or from where does this style come from ?

[@SimoneHorus]

I give online lessons if you want. :)

[@vezgold]

🔥

[@vitoparthenopan3337]

Come lo stai facendo tu è per destri o x mancini? Grazie mille

[@SimoneHorus]

Vito Nerd è per destri, la sinistra fa lo split

[@FreedomFighter2002]

OK, you can play fast like hell. The only useful advice for me was the "glue"-tip. The rest seems to me a Posers posing. It's an NOGO in an tutorial, to pose with skills, that for the listener are impossible to reproduce whilst he watch it. - That gives an very frustrating experience and kills the motivation to learn.

[@SimoneHorus]

im sorry you found it frustrating. but you are actually judging a little too much: if you know me, you would know i dont care in posing. i actually shown people that there are other advanced techniques to add on handpan, IF YOU WANT TO. i explain myself better: in both videos i published i always say that this is not the definitive technique, and it still has weak points, but it can be useful if you ADD it to your own technique. this stuff comes from hundred years of studying and OFF COURSE it may look impossible and frustrating: you need HEAVY PRACTICE and A LOT of motivation to get it. IF YOU WANT IT you get it, if your motivation goes down, try another way, but my friend, please dont call me a poser because it is quite unrespectful. i hope youll find other ways, or play handpan just as hobby.

[@FelipeLeiter]

dont watch advanced technics if your ar intermediate or basic!! jajaja!!!