Sound that pierces the silence.
Fábio Stamato is a musician, composer, producer and teacher. For over a decade he has been translating landscapes into vibration through the handpan, gong and world instruments.
The journey of a musician who listens to the instrument before playing it.
Musician, music producer, educator and sound therapist. Handpan player, teacher and content creator. Multi-instrumentalist — before the handpan, the guitar: Bach, Dream Theater, Steve Morse, Van Halen. The technical background remains in every note.
His work combines technique, sensitivity and presence, using sound as a path of deep listening, care and transformation. He is a certified Facilitator of the Peter Hess Sound Massage Method, training that grounds his therapeutic practice.
He plays a Mudra Handpan — a Brazilian handcrafted instrument — combining handpan with gongs, Tibetan bowls and ethnic percussion to build immersive soundscapes. As an educator, he leads lessons, workshops and group experiences in partnership with names such as Lucas Itacarambi (TaKeTiNa) and Alexandre Lora.
A handpan is born from fire and from listening.
The handpan Fábio plays is made by Mudra, a Brazilian workshop that hammers every note by hand. Each instrument is unique — tuned by listening, not by template.
Specifications
Sound that breathes. Unlike electronically tuned instruments, the handpan responds to the dynamics of touch — soft touch, long sustain; stronger touch, multiple harmonics.
Integrated melodic scale. The notes are arranged so that any combination within the scale sounds musical. This enables free, meditative improvisation without the tension of dissonance.
Compositions, arrangements and soundscapes.
Click and listen. Videos straight from Fábio's YouTube channel.
More recordings and covers (Bach, Steve Morse, Van Halen and others) on the full channel.
Learn to converse with the instrument.
The handpan is generous to those who arrive open-handed. It requires no prior musical training — it requires presence. Fábio's lessons begin with the basic touch, move through hand technique, and reach fluid improvisation and original composition.
Talk to Fábio on WhatsApp+55 11 94282-4631 · answered personally
Private lessons
Online or in-person in São Paulo
- ◆ Tailored plan — from beginner to advanced
- ◆ Touch technique, dynamics and improvisation
- ◆ Ongoing support via WhatsApp
Brazilian rhythms
Course with Alexandre Lora
- ◆ Samba, baião, maracatu applied to handpan
- ◆ Rhythmic independence between hands
- ◆ Video material + live coaching
Workshops
In-person group encounters
- ◆ Complete introduction to the instrument
- ◆ Collective playing and conscious listening
- ◆ Next workshop announced below
Next experience.
Handpan + TakeTina
A rhythmic journey for body and soul
An experiential encounter with Fábio Stamato and Lucas Itacarambi uniting the healing frequencies of the handpan with TaKeTiNa — a method of rhythmic education that integrates voice, body, steps and clapping into a state of presence and deep listening. No prerequisites: no handpan or musical experience required.
Exploring 2×3 Polyrhythm
24/05 · 9h – 12h30Diving into the foundation of rhythm: simultaneous coexistence of different pulsations. Foundation for expanding rhythmic perception and coordination.
The Universe of Offbeats
24/05 · 14h – 17h30The spaces in music — the pulse that happens between the beats. Lightness, syncopation and a new swing for your musicality.
Grooving on the Tresillo Clave (3-3-2)
28/06 · 14h – 17h30One of the rhythmic claves most present in world music. Feeling in the body the structure that gives life to countless grooves and melodies.
Musician and art educator, specialized in cooperative pedagogy. Facilitator of TaKeTiNa, Circle Music and Sound Therapy. For years he has been investigating rhythm and sound as means of connection and human development.
TakeTina is a method created by Reinhard Flatischler that integrates rhythm, breathing and body movement — a deep path for musicians and seekers in general.
Shall we play something together?
Lessons, live performances, recordings, sound experiences, group workshops or artistic collaborations. Reach out on WhatsApp — I answer personally.