
Handpan (history and teaching method)
The handpan or hang drum or pentam is a self-sounding percussion instrument (idiophone) that was first made in 2000 AD by Felix Rohner and Sabina
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The handpan or hang drum or pentam is a self-sounding percussion instrument (idiophone) that was first made in 2000 AD by Felix Rohner and Sabina

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