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Sounds Of Steel
Experience the sounds of the Handpan as played by talented musicians from across the globe: Dan Mulqueen, Emma "Mumi" Grassia, David Charrier, and Peter Levitov. (Jeremy Arndt will not be able to make this performance). The handpan is a convex steel instrument played with the hands and tuned with multiple notes. Sonically the handpan is an overtone-emitting idiophone that has the capacity to create many layers of sound and ethereal effects.
David Charrier
David is a French multi-instrumentalist, composer, and performer. He has a strong musical background and began his musical journey 20 years ago. Recently, David decided to expand his reach to even more people. In 2016, he created MasterTheHandpan.com, an online school with a unique learning method known to be fun and efficient. Embraced by the handpan community, his classes have enabled thousands of students to enhance their skills and elevate their musical expression. Whether its working solo, in a duet, or with a full band, David continues to play, learn, and perform with his Handpans at a European and international scale to showcase the amazing and captivating instrument responsible for the turning point in his musical journey.
Emma Mumi Grassia
All the way from Milan, Italy, Mumi is one of the leading women in the world of the Handpan. Her approach to composition and her subtle playing style have made a name for her in the music world with her videos grossing millions of views worldwide. In addition to her solo work she performs and records with Italian electronic musician Jacky 0 having released their debut EP in the summer of 2015. Mumi is also an in demand clinician and Handpan teacher. She has also taken up the hammer as the builder and founder of ELAIA Handpans.
Dan Mulqueen
Hailing from New Jersey, Dan is one of the leading forces in the world of the Handpan known for his fast hands and heavy backbeats. His unique style fuses modern rhythms and sophisticated compositions. Dan will be performing and leading workshops for us this August.
Peter Levitov
Peter Alexander Levitov is an experimental multi-instrumentalist and improvisational composer. His soundscapes, inspired by Tibetan, Sufi, and Indigenous healing sound traditions, explore a broad range of instrumentation, from ancient to contemporary, creating restorative environments that support personal growth and healing. He is the founder of Handpan 360, a space for us lovers of singing steel to gather around the fire of these mysterious instruments and their harmonizing sounds.
"Primarily focusing on street performance, I strive to bring the experiential practice of Love, Harmony, and Beauty to everyday life."
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LocationRuesch Auditorium YMCA of the Rockies, Estes Park, Colorado (View)
2515 Tunnel Rd Estes Park, Colorado
Estes Park, CO 80517
United States
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| Kid Friendly: Yes! |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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