Hello everyone, and thank you for being here. I created this space because I believe music isn't something reserved for musicians. It's something we all carry within us. Whether you already own a handpan or you're simply curious about this beautiful instrument, my hope is that this community becomes a place where you can learn, grow and connect through sound. To begin, I'd love to hear from you: ✨ Where are you joining from? ✨ Have you ever played music before? ✨ What is it about the handpan that called you here? Feel free to introduce yourself below. I'd love to meet each of you. Ale

One of the biggest things I notice when people start learning the handpan is that they often don't really know the instrument they're holding. 🤔 But understanding how the notes relate to each other is where the real magic begins. ✨ So in this series, we'll explore different handpan scales, map out the notes, discover the chords hidden inside, and uncover what makes each instrument unique. EPISODE 1: Today we're starting with the beautiful D Celtic Minor ( Amara): one of the most loved scales in the handpan world. 💙 Whether you already own one or you're simply curious, I hope this helps you connect a little deeper with the instrument. 👇 I'd love to know... What's the scale of your handpan? Or if you don't have one yet... which scale has captured your heart so far? 🎶 Enjoy the journey! 🙏