Handpan Voices

Handpan Voices
Podcast Description
Handpan Voices is a podcast dedicated to exploring the vibrant stories and experiences of handpan players from all around the world. Whether you’re a seasoned musician or just starting out, these inspiring conversations celebrate the power of music, community, and creativity. From beginners to renowned artists, Handpan Voices shines a light on the unique journeys of those who have fallen in love with the handpan, sharing tips, insights, and heartfelt moments. Join us as we discover the voices behind the music.
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The podcast explores themes of personal and musical journeys, community engagement, and emotional connections to the handpan. Episodes include topics such as Jim Lo Presti's transition to handpans through mindfulness, Amy Naylor's handcrafted instrument journey, and Lawanda Hardy's resilience through music, showcasing diverse perspectives.

Handpan Voices is a podcast dedicated to exploring the vibrant stories and experiences of handpan players from all around the world. Whether you’re a seasoned musician or just starting out, these inspiring conversations celebrate the power of music, community, and creativity. From beginners to renowned artists, Handpan Voices shines a light on the unique journeys of those who have fallen in love with the handpan, sharing tips, insights, and heartfelt moments. Join us as we discover the voices behind the music.
In this deeply heartfelt episode of Handpan Voices, I sit down with Nancy — a vibrant member of the Master the Handpan community — to explore her musical journey from Native American flutes to falling in love with handpans.Nancy shares how discovering the handpan in 2021 through Amy Naylor’s course completely transformed her musical path. What started as a background instrument for flute improvisation quickly became her main passion. We talk about her growing handpan collection (and her RAVs!), her love for the D Kurd and F# Low Pygmy scales, and the challenges — and joys — of practice.She also opens up courageously about her battle with skin cancer and how the handpan, the Master the Handpan courses, and the community — especially the Happy Hours — played a key role in helping her heal emotionally during recovery.Whether you’re a beginner, a curious listener, or someone looking for inspiration, Nancy’s story is a beautiful reminder of how music can be both a refuge and a source of empowerment.

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