Now Music Academy

Handpan lessons: learn differently

Handpan, calabash rhythm and gonilélé harp — through colours, shapes and emotions. Online anywhere in the world, or in person in Paris.

My teaching promise

The visual method, in lessons

I use Handpan Studio in lessons: colours, constellations and emotions make harmony clear and memorable — whatever your level, from curious child to seasoned musician.

Understand

See the structure of music instead of enduring it: each chord becomes a shape and a colour.

Memorise

You remember through shape and emotion, not by rote. The bearings stay stable from one scale to the next.

Play & accompany

The handpan becomes a true accompaniment instrument — sing over the songs you love.

Formats & pricing

Choose your format

Private lesson · 1h

Online or in person in Paris. Handpan, calabash rhythm or gonilélé: we work on what moves you.

€50

Private lesson · 1h30

The ideal format to go further: harmony, rhythm, accompaniment, stage and studio tips.

€70

Group workshop

Group sessions in a small setting (calabash rhythm, handpan…), in a friendly atmosphere. Format and venue on request.

On request

Book a lesson

Booking by email. In-person lessons in Paris are a natural bridge to the showroom and showcases.

Group workshops

Calendar of rhythm workshops · calabash

In-person Now Groove rhythm workshops on the calabash, in a friendly and joyful atmosphere.

Upcoming dates in preparation — write to me to be notified first.

Questions & sign-ups: School@lesagedavid.fr

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about the lessons

Can you learn handpan without reading music?

Yes, that is the whole point of the method. The visual approach — the colours of the notes and the shapes of the chords — replaces music theory to help you progress fast.

How much does a handpan lesson cost?

A private lesson costs €50/hour or €70 for 1.5 hours, online or in person in Paris. Group workshops are available on request.

Do online handpan lessons actually work?

Yes, lessons are given online anywhere in the world, using the same visual method as in person. All you need is your instrument and a connection.