Music is the essential link between nations, families and friends. Music is what has been keeping us from animality and demonization. Expressing the needs of the soul, music elevates us to the realms of Spirit. Sharing music, even just records, is a natural act of Unification.
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Thursday, April 21, 2011

04 - Hang On...! Made by Manu Delago...in Silence.


Hang means 'hand' in a Swiss-German dialect...here we go. 
Lol! This is probably the most amazing instrument of the millennium! 
Hu...U know about the hang drum, right? Sure !


Hang Solo

I stumbled upon a guy demonstrating the hang in the street market, one Sunday of 2004 in Tel-Aviv. Immediately entranced, I wished to get one. Shortly after, one of my students acquired one along with a monochord, brilliant!...sadly, we didn't find much time to use them.

2010 - MADE IN SILENCE 2










As For Manu Delago, never heard ! I found a post about Made In Silence 2, a few days ago, without description. I felt attracted, downloaded and got smashed!! Now, I suggest U urgently grab this total killer...
in Alac




After reading this, I am fascinated by the potential of a musical talent so rich and creative with such a yet-to-explore instrument. This will be playing over and over on my ipod, dudes.




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This is actually a 11 strings monochord.!
Just like we played, amazing effect.!





if U like this post or the music...let me know with a comment!

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Yes, Handpan (hang, halo, etc..) music is great. It is difficult to record as well. So, if you get to hear it live you are in for a treat.