My new Blog: Exploring the Hang® Gudu
In the new blog I want to share my experiences and insights on the Hang Gudu with videos and texts in English and German.
Category: Hangblog [en]
Hangblog – English Posts
Felix Rohner explains the Hang® Gede
The newest member of the Pang family has a lung and a heart. Two goat bells are ringing and the Helmholtz resonator can be used as a melody instrument.
Metallische Resonanzen auf Ö1
Für den dritten Teil seines Radiokollegs Metallische Resonanzen - Steelpans, Gubals und Gamelans besuchte Nikolaus Scholz die PANArt-Werkstatt in Bern.
Simple Tuning and String-Like Modes
Frank Sturm visited PANArt and made a video showing Felix Rohner building a handpan by simple tuning, a tuning method based on the "string like" modes of oscill...
A Heuristic Enquiry on the Hang Sound Sculpture as a Therapeutic Tool
Christopher Baron submitted a study employing a heuristic research method to acquire knowledge and understanding relating to a therapeutic use of the Hang sound...
«Der Bund» zu Besuch bei der PANArt
Ane Hebeisen besuchte die PANArt im Engehaldenquartier und schrieb einen Artikel für die Berner Tageszeitung «Der Bund».
Information about the new Hang® Gede and the other Pang® instruments
The family of Pang® instruments has gained an additional offspring. The new Hang® Gede is available on PANArt’s website since yesterday. A new online shop was a...
hangblog.org has a New Look
Today I launch a new version of www.hangblog.org, almost right on time for its tenth anniversary.
From “round the neck” to “round the shoulder”
A new video by Basil Rohner with footage and photos from PANArt's archive provides an overview of the work on the ring of steel in Bern from 1976 to 2016.
For whom is the Hang® Bal suitable?
Following the Hang Bal Tage Days end of September 2016 PANArt has published further information on its new sound sculpture.