Teeth Jaw Harp
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Jaw Harp from Hungary
Heat-treated Powerhouse Ribeba from Piedmont
- Sturdy, hand-forged and heat-treated steel frame
- Firm legs that feel pleasant on the teeth
- Medium-taut, dynamic tongue
- Loud and rich in overtones
- Well suited for beginners
Jaw Harp from Tatarstan (Russia)
- Dynamic Kubyz of the Vakhitovs
- Sound is very clear, loud but not obtrusive
- Stable burnished frame that lies smoothly in the hand
- Reed resonates very well and quite long
Jaw harp from Tatarstan (Russia)
- Frame soft, pressure sensitive
- Frame design smooth, burnished
- Vibration of the reed short to lower middle
- Playing dynamics fast, dynamic, rhythmic
- Sound penetrating, clear
- Volume upper middle to loud
- Playing techniques oral cavity, diaphragm, throat and tremolo
- For experienced and professional players
Stylish jaw harp from Hungary
- Frame: heavy, quite stable
- Frame design: fine, unusual carving
- Sound characteristics: multi-faceted, intense, full timbre
- Sound volume: loud
- Playing techniques: plenty of modulation possibilities
- Playing dynamics: energetic, percussive, rousing
- Vibration behaviour: medium length
- Included: cardboard box
Jaw Harp from Tatarstan (Russia)
- Classical frame, very stable due to its size
- Design smooth, burnished
- Vibration very short
- Sound very penetrating, clear, lovely
- Volume upper middle
- Playing techniques oral cavity, tongue, diaphragm
- Playing dynamics rhythmic, very fast, dynamic, accentuated, for accompaniment
Jaw Harp from China
Jaw Harp from Rajasthan (North India)
Jaw Harp from Rajasthan (North India)
Jaw Harp from Rajasthan (North India)
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