A few of my Jew's harps, made of wood, bamboo, bronze, steel. The Jew's harp can be used in all kinds of folk music, however will also be utilized in experimental tasks. The multi instrumental performances, the smoothness of fashion and manufacturing created for me an extremely satisfying musical experience, one I do know you should have as nicely, this is new age music at its best.
The CD comprises a small insert booklet in three languages - Japanese, English and Russian, with a list of the records and a small description of the Tuvan khomus music custom. The devices are assembled by hand in our small workshop in Gothenburg, Sweden.
On this clip she's enjoying the jaw harp (aka jew's harp, mouth harp, ozark harp, etc). You may study to improvise the khomus like different devices. This masking doesn't affect the sound, these are equal instruments, and there is no clear indication of colour in order.
The 4 core members - who additionally embody Enkush (Enkhsaikhan Batjargal), Jaya (Nyamjantsan Galsanjamts) and Temka (Temuulen Naranbaatar) - acquired formal training at the Mongolian State Music and Dance Conservatory of their country's capital city, Ulaanbaatar.
This Jawsaphone amplifies the sound of this experimental double- tongued jews harp. There is a appreciable quantity of confusion caused by the name of this instrument, since it is usually used for the trumpet-like devices of the Scandinavian Bronze Age, long before the Viking Age started (see example at proper).
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