You are the BEST handpan teacher online!! As a legally blind person, who can't really see your whiteboard all of the time (my fault, not yours!), I really appreciate how you make out the sounds, the taps, or use words to help me to remember the melody. Thank you, Amy, you are really helping me, and I'm 55, living in FL, USA. I've commented before-- I try to watch one of your videos a day, and learn more and more, though I still can't play this darn thing (yet!)
Amy, you are such an awesome being! You are like my handpan platonic crush! HAHAHA , I love your passion making this videos and talking about it. Thank you!
Thank you Amy. I’ve been breaking beats down in a totally random way throughout my day. This morning was a breakthrough and then the universe put you on my phone. “Lightbulb” 😃🙏🙌
I became a Patreon patron of Amy's today because of "I can play this rhy-thm." For weeks, I had been struggling to master polyrhythm, but my brain and fingers wouldn't cooperate. Then, with this video it all fell into place. The experience was almost magically transcendental. Please keep providing word phrases to help musical newbies, like me, Amy. As for everyone else out there, you can pay Amy back for all her videos that you've been watching for as little as $1.50 a month.
Because I'm very British hahahahaha I was playing handpan with my friend last night, he just asked me this question. how to play different tempo. and I just told him, you can squeezes any tempo in a certain time as you like. Thank you to share this video, now I can tell him how it really work and look like.
Haha, it's true, I am! Tempo is more about how fast or slow the music is, rather than the amount of beats in that time. But yes, with polyrhythm, you can play in different time signatures at different tempos (speeds) in order to make them fit in the same space together
OMG, Amy! Best, creative Instructional video! This is the magic of humans sharing, teaching & learning together. These Polyrhythms sound great now and don't twist my neurons. You're the best!! ❤
I just came across your channel, you are such a sweetheart! So helpful, articulate and straight to it. I am about to binge watch all your videos right now! 😻🙏🙌
I was able to create a piece to commemorate one year practicing Hand Pan. And the piece starts with a path that I learned from one of your videos. Thanks Amy for sharing your amazing skills with the community. I really appreciate!
Thank you so much for this fantastic video! You are an amazing teacher and artist! And so generous with your skills. The world needs more people like you ❤️
Ich habe ein Lehrbuch, das mit Kreisen erklärt. Bisher konnte ich dem nicht folgen, aber nach Deiner Erklärung habe ich jetzt eine Vorstellung davon, wie Rhythmus auf diese Art dargestellt wird. Ich schaue mir das Video deshalb noch mehrmals an. Danke und viel Freude in Greece!
Definetly great as always Amy, I like your teachings very much. You´re a great source of inspiration in developing both hand structures and teaching the weak hand side, many blessings to you
@@AmyNaylorMusic You just made me put the lime in the coconut, it changed my strumming and my piano cadence. its not so hard rly. grateful to have come across your forte... we both have much more personal wealth in my opinion as a result. (not a gush, a thanks) wish I could two-thumbs up. real thanks
you are a great teacher!! not every artist has teaching skills. wonderful visual expression of beats. never thought of circle. thank you for getting me out of straight lines :))
Just found this. Fascinating. It's the first time I've come across neurodivergent music notation and it works perfectly well in this context. As a 'classicaly trained' musician I can imagine how to transcribe the pitches and rhythms, but as a percussionist I'm trying to imagine how you'd notate the different strokes (slap, ring etc.) in either format? Hmm. Cheers.
With handpan especially, there's a whole world of written notation yet to be discovered and tried. Many people are doing it in many different ways and as someone who struggles with dots and lines (and numbers on a page for that matter) I love exploring them!! Super excited to see what direction notation for handpan goes in
This is definitely more intermediate than beginner hehe. But I have lots of videos that will hopefully be helpful when you start your handpan journey. Wishing you the best!
I can’t find B Amara on Meridian’s website… is this the one you use in this video ? Absolutely great teaching by the way, thank you. I am hooked and you make it seem so easy ;-)
You are the BEST handpan teacher online!! As a legally blind person, who can't really see your whiteboard all of the time (my fault, not yours!), I really appreciate how you make out the sounds, the taps, or use words to help me to remember the melody. Thank you, Amy, you are really helping me, and I'm 55, living in FL, USA. I've commented before-- I try to watch one of your videos a day, and learn more and more, though I still can't play this darn thing (yet!)
Amy, you are such an awesome being! You are like my handpan platonic crush! HAHAHA , I love your passion making this videos and talking about it. Thank you!
Haha thanks so much!
Thank you Amy. I’ve been breaking beats down in a totally random way throughout my day. This morning was a breakthrough and then the universe put you on my phone. “Lightbulb” 😃🙏🙌
You are so amazing
I became a Patreon patron of Amy's today because of "I can play this rhy-thm." For weeks, I had been struggling to master polyrhythm, but my brain and fingers wouldn't cooperate. Then, with this video it all fell into place.
The experience was almost magically transcendental. Please keep providing word phrases to help musical newbies, like me, Amy.
As for everyone else out there, you can pay Amy back for all her videos that you've been watching for as little as $1.50 a month.
Thanks so much Paul 🙏🙏🙏
Because I'm very British hahahahaha I was playing handpan with my friend last night, he just asked me this question. how to play different tempo. and I just told him, you can squeezes any tempo in a certain time as you like. Thank you to share this video, now I can tell him how it really work and look like.
Haha, it's true, I am!
Tempo is more about how fast or slow the music is, rather than the amount of beats in that time. But yes, with polyrhythm, you can play in different time signatures at different tempos (speeds) in order to make them fit in the same space together
Brilliant instruction! Beautiful. Thank you. You are a natural teacher!
Thanks Julie!
OMG, Amy! Best, creative Instructional video! This is the magic of humans sharing, teaching & learning together. These Polyrhythms sound great now and don't twist my neurons. You're the best!! ❤
Yay! Thanks Joel
@@AmyNaylorMusic l've also seen it as 3/4 phrasing; Pass the Stink -ing but ter
The circle version is so helpful for us visual learners! Great stuff! Thank you! I LOVE YOU AMY NAYLOR!!!
I love you Holly!!!
Another great video! Kudos for this! You have an incredible talent and I can't wait to see what else you have in store for us. Keep shining, Amy.
Yea you are so wonderful! And we all should
Donate!!! ❤ whenever we watch to learn
You are a brilliant teacher. Thank you so much 🙏😊
You are such a great teacher! Love the visuals and mnemonic hooks!
Thanks Laurie 🥰
I just came across your channel, you are such a sweetheart! So helpful, articulate and straight to it. I am about to binge watch all your videos right now! 😻🙏🙌
Awww thank youuuu 💚💚
Really love your videos! You make everything so much easier. Really grateful! Thank you
I was able to create a piece to commemorate one year practicing Hand Pan. And the piece starts with a path that I learned from one of your videos. Thanks Amy for sharing your amazing skills with the community. I really appreciate!
Aaaahhh that's amazing!! Thanks so much Marcos. Happy one year of handpan!
Thank you so much for visualising it the ways you did!!!!
The pneumonics for the polyrhythms are super helpful!
Glad you like them!
Thank you so much for this fantastic video! You are an amazing teacher and artist! And so generous with your skills. The world needs more people like you ❤️
Thanks so much Amber 💚
Totally agree!
Another genius tutorial Amy Naylor, thanks so very much xx
„Nice Cup of Tea“!! 😊❤
Love a good cuppa!
Excellent whiteboard examples, you're AWESOME!
Thanks!
And thank you for the support!!! 🙏
You have a great sense of teaching! Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge❤❤❤
Thank you Zsuzsanna 😊
Ich habe ein Lehrbuch, das mit Kreisen erklärt. Bisher konnte ich dem nicht folgen, aber nach Deiner Erklärung habe ich jetzt eine Vorstellung davon, wie Rhythmus auf diese Art dargestellt wird. Ich schaue mir das Video deshalb noch mehrmals an. Danke und viel Freude in Greece!
Yay! I'm glad it all came together for you. Amazing. Thanks for your continued support, Christine 💚
That was so helpful. Thank you!
that was really useful ! thanks for changing the way I used to look at rhythm patterns.
Yay! Welcome 😊
Amazing way to understand!
Thank you so much Amy, you are an amazing teacher and inspiration. So grateful for all you sharing your knowledge and experience. Thank you!
Thanks so much Mikael!
Muchas gracias por las explicaciones tan detalladas es para mí muy fácil de comprender 😊
You're awesome! Thank you for taking time to break it down visually.
I had fun making it! Thank you
Definetly great as always Amy, I like your teachings very much. You´re a great source of inspiration in developing both hand structures and teaching the weak hand side, many blessings to you
Thanks so much Robin!
Lovely playing, and a really good explanation of polyrhythms.
Thank you!
RAWR! fodder! nice, this is how one beat lays on another. never saw it this way before, you have helped change me.
Pleased it's helpful!! Thanks
@@AmyNaylorMusic You just made me put the lime in the coconut, it changed my strumming and my piano cadence. its not so hard rly. grateful to have come across your forte... we both have much more personal wealth in my opinion as a result. (not a gush, a thanks) wish I could two-thumbs up. real thanks
Wow 😃, that's a great idea with the drawing.Thanks
Thanks Karen, glad it was helpful
Amazing Amy ✨️🌸
😘
thank you for share🙏🏽
Parabéns, estou apaixonado!
Gratidão 🙏 😊
you are a great teacher!! not every artist has teaching skills. wonderful visual expression of beats. never thought of circle. thank you for getting me out of straight lines :))
Thanks Ian!
The best video! Thx Very much! 😊❤
Thank you so much 😊
Thanks so much i enjoy to do this exercice morrning ❤
Thanks
Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate it
You’re the best! 🫡
really helpful, thanks.
That's one of the nice videos TH-cam is showing you out of the blue and you immediately like & subscribe, because it really deserves more views.
Yay! Thanks for subscribing Andreas. I'm glad you found it
AWESOME !!
Wow Amy! Brilliant! Thank you 🙏
Love you 🥰 x
Love you Rach 🥰
The queen 💜. Thank you
Great video...some really interesting ideas thanks.
Glad you enjoyed! Thank you
Nice tutorial!
Just found this. Fascinating. It's the first time I've come across neurodivergent music notation and it works perfectly well in this context. As a 'classicaly trained' musician I can imagine how to transcribe the pitches and rhythms, but as a percussionist I'm trying to imagine how you'd notate the different strokes (slap, ring etc.) in either format? Hmm. Cheers.
With handpan especially, there's a whole world of written notation yet to be discovered and tried. Many people are doing it in many different ways and as someone who struggles with dots and lines (and numbers on a page for that matter) I love exploring them!! Super excited to see what direction notation for handpan goes in
Danke vielmals! Deine Videos sind einfach unfassbar gut!!!
Danke!
Thank you for this video! Great! 👍
Glad you liked it!
I want to play like this soon 😊
Happy practicing! 🥰
Many thanks, very useful!❤
Thanks Ale
It’s like patting your head and rubbing your stomach at the same time 😂 nice lesson! Thank you! 👍🏼
Haha, exactly
This rhythm (3 with right an 2 with left hand) is known als "Kalbsleberwurst" in my region. the word "Kalbsleberwurst" has this very same rhythm 😆
❤Thanks for your tips (y)
My pleasure!
Woah you are amazing! I don’t own a hand pan yet but am planning to do so. I can imagine my hands getting tangled 😅
This is definitely more intermediate than beginner hehe. But I have lots of videos that will hopefully be helpful when you start your handpan journey. Wishing you the best!
@@AmyNaylorMusic Thank you so much!
Thanks! Useful video 😊 I wonder if a polyrhythm can be only a part of a bigger piece? How can I integrate it then?
Great question! I will be making a video soon on integrating polyrhythms more in compositions
Hi Amy, great idea to have a sentence to remember the rythm. That helps me a lot. With that support I can do it immediately. Give me more🙏😊
Amazing! Thanks Christine. This is how I learned rhythms when I first starting studying percussion. Super helpful
excellent!!!👍👍👍 T H A N K S !!!!
Wow.
That's really useful! 👍❤️ I just got to get my left hand into rythem, my brain switches it off and favours right
I know that feeling 🤯
Real!
for some reason i can never get the beat at the start of the video out of my head. I don't mind it at all haha :P
hi whre did you buy this handdurm or hanpan ?
This one is from Meridian Handpans in Bristol
@@AmyNaylorMusic USA or England?
England
I can’t find B Amara on Meridian’s website… is this the one you use in this video ?
Absolutely great teaching by the way, thank you. I am hooked and you make it seem so easy ;-)
@@wildijp62 Here it is: www.meridianhandpans.co.uk/product-page/b-celtic-amara-stainless-steel :)
Great video. But I can't get my hands to do two different rhythms.
Focus first on how it sounds as a whole rather than thinking of each hand as it's independent rhythm. Think about "nice cup of tea". You'll get it! 😎
@@AmyNaylorMusic Yes, thank you. Using the sound and mental rhythm of saying “nice cup of tea” does help. Practice practice practice.
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2:07 voice crack lol
"But not everything is linear ya know" ... Cheers
one of most disinformative video
If you don't mind I would prefer ¾ of a triangle with a blueish tone 🙂🎶