Jew's harp by D. Glazyrin jaw harp khomus mouth harp russian vargan maultrommel

$18.37 (-40%)

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  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Brand: Unbranded
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Modified Item: No
  • Type: Bow-Shaped
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Features: Lightweight
  • Material: Steel
  • Condition: New
  • Item Diameter: 3.5 in
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Russian Federation
  • Craftsman: Dmitry Glazyrin
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • MPN: Does Not Apply
  • Experience Level: Advanced
  • $18.37 (-40%)

    Description

    JEW’S HARPS BY DMITRY GLAZYRIN
    (AND VLADISLAV KHOLNIY)
    PRESENTED IN ALPHABETIC ORDER
    Jew’s harp / mouth harp / jaw harp
    – is a mouth musical instrument with a fascinating sound.
    Here it is called “Russian Vargan”.
    Dmitry Glazyrin combined aesthetics of form and clarity of sound. The combination of size, the harmony of sound and low cost make it attractive choice. Depth and polyphony give the possibility of infinite improvisation. Loud, intensive, rich sound, greate sensivity and easy of “wow” sound producing.
    Playing jew’s harp is a harmless way to look into yourself and to touch the mysterious shaman’s world.
    Suitable for meditation practices or just for relaxation.
    Jew’s harp is easy to learn playing (even a child can do): in five minutes you can know how to extract sounds. And in a month you will play music. There are 12 methods of sound extraction, and these are just the main ones.
    It doesn’t hurt teeth.
    Playing a harp, you develop coordination of movements, sense of rhythm, proper breathing.
    In other words, play jew’s harp to be healthy!
    deep and clear sound
    for experienced players and beginners
    easy and convenient to use
    material: stainless steel
    handcrafted by master Dmitry Glazyrin
    “Batman” and “Arrow” are handcrafted by Vladislav Kholniy
    made in Siberia, Russian Federation
    DIMENSIONS.
    From the smallest to the largest:
    Sail –
    75
    х
    25
    х
    4 mm // 2,9 x 0,98 x 0,16 inches
    Scythian
    – 78 х 25 х 4 mm // 3.07 x 0.98 x 0.16 inches
    Alpha
    mini – 80 x 24 x 4 mm // 3,1 x 0,9 x 0,16 inches
    Frigate
    – 80 х 30 х 4 mm // 3,1 x 1,9 x 0,16 inches
    Wave –
    85
    х
    27
    х
    4 mm // 3,3 x 1,06 x 0,16 inches
    Compass
    – 85 х 30 х 4 mm // 3,3 x 1,2 x 0,16 inches
    Cricket – 85 x 30 x 4 mm // 3,3 x 1,2 x 0,16 inches
    Alpha
    big – 100 х 27 х 4 mm // 3,9 x 1,06 x 0,16 inches
    Pilot – 100 x 30 x 4 mm // 3,9 x 1,2 x 0,16 inches
    Lighthouse
    – 100 х 30 х 5 mm // 3,9 x 1,2 x 0,2 inches
    Shearwater  – 100 х 30 х 5 mm // 3,9 x 1,2 x 0,2 inches
    Arrow  – 105 x 25 x 4 mm // 4,13 x 0,98 x 0,16 inches
    Ascetic
    – 105 x 32 x 5 mm // 4,13 x 1,26 x 0,2 inches
    Batman –
    105 х 40 х 4 mm // 4,13 x 1,57 x 0,16 inches
    Phantom
    – 110 x 34 x 4 mm // 4,3 x 1,3 x 0,16 inches
    Duet  – 110 x 40 x 4 mm // 4,3 x 1,57 x 0,16 inches
    Magnum  – 112 x 38 x 4 mm // 4,4 x 1,5 x 0,16 inches
    Uranus –
    112 х 50 х 4 mm // 4,4 x 1,97 x 0,16 inches
    Rainbow
    – 118
    х
    44
    х
    4 mm // 4,6 x 1,7 x 0,16 inches
    Star –
    130 х 40 х 4 mm // 5,1 x 1,57 x 0,16 inches
    Do-La – 160 x 33 x 4 mm // 6,3 x 1,3 x 0,16 inches
    KEYS (MAY SLIGHTLY DIFFER).
    From the highest to the lowest:
    Cricket:
    A2 [109 Hz]
    Sail: F#2
    / F2 [90-92 Hz]
    Scythian:
    F2 [87 Hz]
    Alpha mini:
    F2 [85,5 Hz]
    Frigate:
    E2 [83,7 Hz]; F2 [85,7 Hz]
    Shearwater:
    D2
    [75,4 Hz]
    Pilot: D2
    [73 Hz]
    Rainbow:
    C2 [64,4 Hz]
    Compass:
    C2 [63-65 Hz]
    Wave: C#2
    [68,3 Hz]; C2 [66,5 Hz]; D2 [71-75 Hz]
    Alpha big:
    C#2 [68,2 Hz]
    Magnum:
    C#2 [70,7 Hz]
    Batman:
    C#2 [70-71,3 Hz]
    Arrow: C#2
    [70 Hz]
    Uranus:
    B1 [60,3 Hz]
    Star: B1
    [60 Hz]
    Ascetic:
    A#1
    [57-57,8 Hz]
    Lighthouse:
    G#1
    [52,8 Hz]
    2-in-1
    items:
    Do-La:
    A2 [110 Hz] & C2 [65,2 Hz]
    Duet: C2
    [66,1 Hz] & E2 [83,9 Hz]
    Phantom:
    C2 [66,1 Hz] and with ball it turns into: G1 [47,6 Hz]
    TAKE CARE OF YOUR JEW’S HARP
    Moisture is a main enemy for all jew’s harps, especially saliva (even stainless alloys deteriorate from prolonged contact with saliva).
    Wipe dry your jew’s harp after playing.
    Grease and dirt also adversely affects on metal –
    wash your hands before using your jew’s harp.
    For polishing it is good to clean the jew’s harp with tooth powder, chalk or Goya polishing paste
    (use towel – it is convenient). This is especially helpful if the jew’s harp got dark.
    Protect the tongue
    (the most fragile part of the instrument) from damage. We recommend storing the jew’s harp in a wooden case, where there is a slot for the tongue, in which it is securely fixed.
    !IMPORTANT INFORMATION!
    We
    send from Gorno-Altaysk (the Altai Mountains, Russian Federation) by
    Russian Post (Standard International Shipping) on the same business day
    (sometimes in 1-3 business days) after payment accepted. We always
    provide our customers with a tracking number.
    We ship our packages
    with state postal service. And unfortunately now they work with delays
    all over the world. Packages can delay for a very long time period
    especially it concerns delivery to USA, Canada, Australia and New
    Zealand. We ask you to be patioent and wait. Our products worth it! If
    you have any question please feel free to write a message. We will
    always help you and take care of everything!
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