Quentin Kayser is a French handpan musician, composer and teacher. A self-taught multi-instrumentalist, he explored piano, guitar, percussion, bansuri flute and voice before discovering the handpan in 2011. Since then, the instrument has become the heart of his musical language, leading him to release several albums including Healing, Evolve, Hexagon and Listen, as well as the original soundtrack for the documentary Alaska Patagonia.

His music is deeply melodic, sensitive and cinematic, inviting the listener into presence, emotion and inner travel. Alongside his concerts, Quentin teaches immersive handpan workshops in the South of France, sharing an approach based on touch, listening, composition and musical sensitivity.
At Pangonia, he will offer a heartfelt journey through his original compositions, where silence, resonance and melody speak directly to the soul.

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Mar Loi, born in Tenerife and based in Girona, Spain, has been exploring sounds and different styles of music since 2017, when she decided to dedicate her life entirely to the handpan.

Since her debut album in 2020, Mar has established herself as a renowned composer known for her ability to touch deeply and convey emotion through her performances.
Mar's endless curiosity drives her to explore different sound textures and collaborate with renowned musicians to change the handpan music scene and bring it to a wider audience.

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Nadishana is a multi-instrumentalist, composer and sound designer from Siberia, who creates his own unique and innovative approach to world fusion music - the creative synthesis of different musical traditions of the world on the basis of contemporary technologies.

He plays on more than 200 instruments of the world, including self-created ones.
He elaborated the unique playing technique on each of his instruments and his own approach to advanced digital audio editing called "sound microsurgery".

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David-Kuckhermann is a Grammy nominated and world renowned handpan player and percussionist based in Berlin, Germany. His musical teaching methods are based on more than 20+ years of playing and professional teaching experience. He has taught more than 10,000 students from all around the world as the founder of online instrument education schools: Handpan Dojo and World Percussion Academy.

David has performed his solo repertoire in famous concert halls including the Royal Albert Hall in London England, the Greek Theatre at UC Berkeley in California and the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee.
He currently tours the world as freelancer, and soloist and teaches masterclasses for handpan players and percussionists.

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Marlia Coeur Journey alongside Marlia Coeur, a Cyprus-born multi-instrumentalist, producer, and sound alchemist devoted to awakening the authentic human voice.
Founder of a global music academy and creator of BioSonic Studio in Bali, she weaves vocal guidance, breathwork, ceremonial music, and brainwave entrainment into immersive pathways for nervous-system regulation and creative liberation.

Touring worldwide with live performances and circle-singing workshops, Marlia bridges ancient vocal traditions with modern sound technology.
Her creative universe extends into Aetheria goddess-inspired clothing and Pythia aromatic blends—sound, scent, and embodiment as one living art. Explore her music on Spotify, online courses, and retreats in Bali and Europe.

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Daniele Rebaudo In love with music all his life, Daniele started playing the piano and drums from 11 years old, graduating from the Conservatory in 2011 in Piano, and in 2016 in Percussion Instruments. The attraction for rhythm and percussion was always predominant, until he gets the first Handpan in the summer of 2018:
the instrument manages to perfectly merge the melody of the piano and the rhythm of the percussion, in a just perfect combination!

He decides to channel the above mentioned aspects towards this new and wonderful musical instrument, bringing back and adapting in his approach all the techniques and strategies learned up to that moment during his path within the Conservatories.
Since 2022 she has been working on a teaching project following numerous students, and participates in various Handpan Festivals around the world.

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Alexander Mercks and Tobias Bülow The gentle, soothing sounds of the handpan and piano, combined with the airy tones of the Indian bansuri flute, transport you to another world.
Musicians Alexander Mercks (handpan, piano) and Tobias Bülow (bansuri flute) take you on a musical and emotional journey.
Their music—partly composed, partly improvised—invites you to dream, relax, and feel.

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Dan Mulqueen is one of the world's most respected and renowned handpan artists, celebrated for his intensely percussive style and beautifully melodic compositions.
His unique blend of handpan and electronic music creates a sound that is truly one of a kind, leaving listeners eager to hit the 'repeat' button.

A New Jersey native, Dan is on a mission to showcase the handpan as a versatile instrument that belongs in every genre of music.
Along with 4 full-length solo albums and multiple single releases under his belt, he's also made waves through collaborations with artists like Mereba, Shpongle, Zebbler Encanti Experience, Long Arm, and many more.

Dan's innovative approach to the handpan has taken him across the globe, with extensive tours not only in his home country, the USA, but also across Europe, Japan, Brazil, and Australia.
Whether you're discovering the handpan for the first time or you're a longtime fan, Dan Mulqueen's music promises to captivate and inspire.

Dive into his world of sound and experience the artistry that has resonated with listeners across the globe.
Hit play, follow, and join the journey—there's always something new to explore.

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Rob Ginero is a piano and handpan player based in Berlin. After taking a break from his engineering career, he started busking in different cities in Germany in 2021 and is bringing together the Berlin handpan community with monthly handpan meetups since the summer of 2022. As part of the organizational committee he is bringing Pangonia to life since the first edition in July 2023.
He is also giving concerts, handpan lessons and workshops in Berlin.

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Amarok is an instrumental solo project that explores the expressive power of the handpan to create intimate, emotional, and deeply evocative soundscapes. Blending melodic sensitivity, rhythmic richness and natural virtuosity, Amarok’s performances become sonic journeys: immersive, meditative, and profoundly human.

The name Amarok, drawn from the mythical lone wolf of Inuit legend, reflects the essence of the project: introspective, untamed, and deeply connected to nature and the unseen. A former drummer and lifelong rhythmic explorer, Amarok channels his mastery into compositions that bridge the earthly and the ethereal.
Each note becomes a brushstroke on the canvas of the imagination, inviting the listener to feel, remember, and dream.

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Warren Shanti is a French handpan artist and teacher based in Bochum, Germany. Through his music, he shares a universal, healing language that invites listeners into a peaceful, dreamlike space of presence, grounding, and joy.

Deeply moved by the emotional connection his music creates, he performs, teaches, and leads retreats across Europe and online.
He co-founded the duo AlcheMyst Handpan in 2022, Wild-Ekoh in 2024 with Isabelle (Hangala Music), and in 2025 launched The Handpan Paradise, a handpan school and shop.

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Hangala is the artist name of Isabelle, a handpan musician whose journey began with a deep, intuitive calling to the instrument. As a highly sensitive person, she uses the handpan to express emotions, find grounding, and create spaces of connection and healing beyond words.

In 2024, she co-founded the duo Wild•Ekoh with her partner Warren Shanti, offering sound journeys, workshops, retreats, and concerts across Europe.
In 2025, they opened The Handpan Paradise, a handpan school and shop, sharing the calming and transformative power of handpan music.

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Mandakini is a Berlin based musician that strives to create sound carpets, blending 3 essential aspects of Music that the word Organic very well defines: Rhythm, Dynamic and Groove.

Having as background more then 25 years of percussion experience, his explorations and compositions dive deeply into rhythmic sound journeys, making use of the energies presented in the moment.
Since the Handpan came into his path in 2012, the combination of his percussive approach with harmonic elements and textures allowed him a new form of expression through Music.

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Koné is a Belgian musician who found his voice through the handpan. Shaped by life on the road, different cultures, and a close connection to nature, he explores the possibilities of this new instrument across genres and landscapes.
The handpan becomes a way to connect: to the world around, to nature, and to the moment.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/konemoerman/

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Felix Schenzinger aka Panlix is a passionate handpan artist whose journey with music spans more than half his life.
While his love for sound has deep roots, it was the discovery of the handpan that truly transformed his artistic path.

Enchanted by its meditative tones and soulful resonance, Felix found not just an instrument, but a calling. Through his music, Felix shares the calming and restorative power of the handpan. Whether performing live, creating new compositions or teaching others.
He brings deep presence and heartfelt expression to everything he does.

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Javier Ortiz (Zitrovision) is a handpan player and producer originally from Puerto Rico and Florida, now based in Spain. Rooted in rhythm and groove, his playing blends Latin influences, soulful expression, and a deep physical connection to the pulse.

Zitrovision pushes the instrument’s boundaries through dynamic touch and unconventional techniques—exploring the handpan vertically, backwards, and upside-down. He collaborates globally to blend ethereal world sounds, ecstatic percussion, jazz fusion, and healing music.
Alongside his partner Sealskin, they explore together their loving connection through new age and soulful world creations.

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Maja Wlazły is a percussionist, music therapist, and sound designer based in Poland.

Her music blends her classical percussion roots with a love of technology and electronics, creating dynamic and innovative performances.
She is active both as a solo artist and a collaborator in various musical and sound design projects, showcasing her versatility and passion for exploring new sonic landscapes.

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Nasim Mirjafari is a Persian artist based in Vienna.

With over 15 years of performance experience, she has performed as both a soloist and ensemble musician in major concert halls, orchestras, and international festivals across different countries, including performances in 3,000–4,000-seat venues.
Rooted in Persian musical heritage and shaped by classical double bass studies, she has been performing handpan for 11 years and teaching for the past 7 years.

Her music blends expressive melodies, improvisation, and emotional storytelling, ranging from meditative soundscapes to vibrant rhythmic experiences that inspire movement and dance.

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Leandro Nossa is a Brazilian musician, teacher, and sound healer with a strong connection to the handpan and other ancestral sounds.
A self-taught musician, he has dedicated himself for almost a decade to researching instruments such as the didgeridoo and the handpan, creating meditative atmospheres and immersive listening experiences.

His journey with the handpan began in 2019, and since then, Leandro has become one of the active voices in the expansion of this instrument in Brazil.
He participated in two editions of the Handpan Brasil Festival, launched the beginner's course "Practical Guide on How to Play Handpan," and recorded his first album "Egrégora".
Leandro brings to the stage a combination of his own compositions, popular Brazilian music, and the energy of sound healing, exploring the instrument's diverse atmospheres.

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Leander Greitemann is a German Speaker, Author and Handpan Player/Teacher.
His life has always been filled with music, but when he discovered the Handpan in 2020, he knew something was different. Never had he played an instrument with so much passion and joy. Jamming with others, composing melodies, improvising songs, teaching his insights and giving concerts.

His career came to another level, when his Studio Session with Malte Marten went viral in 2023, cracking the 1 million views barrier easily. His opening melody in this video (in the song "To the Stars") is renowned all over the world.
He has recorded a solo studio album "When the Bluebird sings" and keeps on working with other artists to share his passion for this beautiful instrument in many different ways.

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Denys Balykhin is a musician with over 20 years of experience. His musical journey began with the drums — the instrument that became his first language of expression and the foundation of his artistic path.

More than 10 years ago, he discovered the handpan, and this instrument immediately took a central place in his life and creative work. Today, Denys actively performs and shares his experience, teaching and inspiring people around the world.

At the Pangonia Festival, Denys will be happy to perform his favorite original compositions, creating a special atmosphere of warmth, sincerity, and musical connection.

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Juan Hang is a Chilean musician based in Berlin who explores the handpan in search of an original and personal sound.
His work focuses on finding new compositions and expressive possibilities in an instrument he feels still holds undiscovered territory.
From his studio at Funkhaus Berlin, he warmly welcomes other artists who want to join that exploration.

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Kaaruu is a Berlin based DJ, sound researcher and spaceholder. Imagine a journey into mystical lands, through time and space - welcome to a dance journey with Kaaruu!
His unique style, starting slow and melodic, then moving forward, blending fine sounds of subtle complexity with powerful electronic beats and organic ethnic influences.
He will take you on a journey through dance, stillness, movement and emotion.

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Psidelicat is a passionate music aficionado, wandering various liminal spaces of the sonic realm.
With a penchant for contemporary and progressive electronic music, he is always on the lookout for evocative and deeply satisfying tunes that expand upon the baselines of established formulations.

Being an experienced instrumentalist, DJ and producer, with a diverse palette of styles to choose from, his sets are always curated and adapted for each moment and present an invitation to move, let go and enjoy, to experience the beauty and connection that can be found in human expression and art.

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/psidelicat/pandem

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Reo Matsumoto's captivating DJ / LIVE Hybrid Set are rooted in a unique blend of Ethnic & World music grooves with Afro House, Deep House and Organic House, incorporating deep tribal rhythms, Street spirit and psychedelic elements.

His signature Hybrid Live set is enhanced by live instrumentation, featuring the HandPan, beatboxing, and percussion, creating a seamless DJ/Live hybrid set.
REO’s performances promise to take music enthusiasts on an uplifting, mesmerizing, otherworldly journey.

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Berlin-based DJ Holla die Waldfee´s true home is nature, he is uniting the contrasts of buzzing city life and the peace of wilderness.

Inspired by Berlin’s club culture, traditional music from the Andes to India and the sound of nature, he creates a unique space where movement, stillness and emotions transform into a full body meditation. At Pangonia, he will send us on an ecstatic dance journey, where dancing becomes a prayer to the higher self.

His sets are a fusion of ambient waves, organic downtempo rhythms, laced with beautiful mantras and always something unexpected that lingers in the air.
All together peaking in powerful Techno and Psytrance beats, creating a hypnotic, transcendental experience.

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Oliver Liefke is a Berlin-based musician, DJ, and spaceholder who blends organic downtempo, ambient soundscapes, and shamanically inspired ritual music.

In his hybrid sets, he weaves downtempo tracks with his own vocals, live instruments, and intuitive loops, creating a gentle yet profound sonic space for inner journeys, free movement, and conscious presence.
At the Pangonia Handpan Festival, Oliver invites guests to move between organic beats and subtle atmospheres—a listening journey where forest, lake, and community become living elements of the music.

Set:
A hybrid mix in which I intentionally blur the boundary between DJ set and live ceremony.
Deep, warm basslines, soft percussion, and meditative melodies meet my own voice, fragments of mantra, and improvised instrumental lines—all woven live into a flowing, organic soundscape.

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