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Making Music With the Hang (Story)

Rediscover wonder & the simple joy of creating: https://www.sylvainpasliermusic.com/h... Hey, I sat down and decided to tell my handpan story. It's certainly not perfect but it's sincere. 🙂 In fact, it's a bit humbling... because it's not about me! It's a story about grace, an undeserved gift. I've been asking myself and others questions like "What inspired you?" or "How did you develop a passion?". I think this new instrument provided a context that was inspiring and liberating. You got to play. And the ability to play brings diversity of population, ideas and outcomes. Diversity leads to connection and forward-motion. The magic happens when participation happens. Video Transcript: "I was one of those kids with what seemed like an endless imagination, but I never quite connected to the ways that art and creativity were presented to me. So I gradually drifted away. Worse, I started believing that maybe I wasn't the creative type after all, or that I was too late, that I had missed my chance. And yet I still felt I had something inside I wanted to be able to express, like a creative itch to scratch. I would sometimes get inspired to be creative again, but often, it was either the 'fear of doing it wrong' or that feeling of being an 'outsider' or a 'newbie' that was discouraging. Then in 2005, one of my cousins introduced me to something I had never heard of before. It looked like an ancient relic, but in fact, it was invented in the year 2000 in Switzerland. I expected to hear harsh metallic noise come out of it, but I was surprised with soft angelic sounds instead. If I had to use one word to describe it, it would be this, it was poetic. And so I rediscovered a sense of wide-eyed wonder that I had perhaps lost along the way. And a sense of freedom too, because unlike other musical instruments, there were no standards to meet, no rules to follow. Relatively simple by design, It was intuitive to play. This meant I could create my own music without much (if any) knowledge of theory. So I immediately enjoyed myself and I quickly developed a passion, and the magic began. I went on to doing things I would have never done with my other hobbies. I mean, I got to write my own music and record albums and play shows and even traveled the world a little bit. Before, I never would have considered myself an artist, but now I felt I had found my voice. I finally had an outlet to express myself creatively. Not only that, but I was inspired, which led me to all sorts of other creative practices too. So as I look back, I realize now that making art has finally become that integral part of my life I had always envisioned. If my story resonates with you, welcome to this incredible new art form. I hope you'll be in touch so that you too can experience that same gift for yourself."