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Kyrgyz jaw harp

• Sound characteristics: exceptional sound enjoyment
• Depending on mood from dramatic to smooth
• Frame: classic, Kyrgyz shape
• Design: shiny polished finish
• Workmanship: clean and professional
• Vibration behaviour: long to extremely long
• Sound volume: medium loud to very loud
• Depending on tuning
• Included: wooden box

Tuned Jaw Harp from Czech Republic

Jaw Harp from Thuringia (Germany)

Lips Jaw Harp from Vietnam

Lip Jaw Harp from Vietnam

• Dan Moi made from solid brass
• Single-reed lip jaw harp
• Deep sound rich in overtones
• For beginners and professionals
• In natural bamboo cane
• Traditional manufacture

Jaw Harp from Ukraina

The jaw harps of the Drymba Sakha model are always the same in shape and construction, yet each piece in the frame design is unique because it is genuine handwork and thus subject to artistic freedom. Each of these instruments has its own unique identity.

Jaw harp from the Ukraine

• Frame: classic form
• Design: partly polished, partly rough, with engraved lines
• Vibration behaviour: upper middle to long
• Tone characteristics: full, spherical, compact, clear
• Tone volume: loud
• Playing dynamics: fast, dynamic, slow, contemplative
• Includes: wooden cover

Russian Jaw Harp Beauty

Bass Jaw Harp from the Ukraine

• Frame: very pressure-resistant, large
• Design: frame and reed head decoratively lasered; brushed surface
• Vibration behaviour: medium to long
• Sound characteristics: defined, compact, clear
• Sound volume: medium loud
• Playing techniques: oral cavity, diaphragm, larynx
• Playing dynamics: meditative, slow, contemplative
• Including: magnet, wooden box

Ukrainian Bass Jaw Harp

• Frame: stable and heavy
• Reed: double screwed with cross ornament
• Design: elaborately designed frame with cross
• Vibration behaviour: medium long
• Sound characteristics: clear, deep and dramatic
• Sound volume: medium loud to loud
• Playing dynamics: mellow, slow
• Included: magnet and custom-fit wooden box