John Fowler Playing the jawharp in the Appalachian style. The instrument here is called a "jaws harp", and is most commonly called a "jews harp". It's a world instrument mostly related to a "mouth Bow" (like a bow you shoot an arrow;the first string instrument). In other parts of the world it's refered to by other names. Like "thrump".
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Marion "Poppa" Smith of Ackerman, Mississippi plays the Jaws Harp. Found throughout much of the world from New Guinea to Spain, the Jaws' Harp (or alternatively Jew's Harp) is not a harp at all and it has no historic association with Jewish traditions. Known in the North East as the gew gaw and technically categorized as 'plucked idiophones', these instruments are made from bamboo or more commonly from forged metal (usually iron, sometimes silver). They have a thin frame with either a rectangular, onion/lyre or elongated shape. One end of the frame is closed, the other end left open. Attached to the closed end is a single key or tongue which you pluck with your finger. Usually made from a different material as the frame, it produces a buzzing tone of surprising variety! The instrument was often made by blacksmiths and was specially heated to give a good note. Holding the closed end in your mouth, you can make different pitches and sounds by changing the size and shape of your mouth which acts as a natural resonating chamber. Visit www.PoppasCountry.com today!
In Norway we play mouth harp/jews harp melodic, as a solo instrument. The pictures in this video are of Norwegian hand made mouth harps made by Stein-Terje Mathiesen, Reidar Ottesen, Knut Tveit, Leif Arne Bakke and Einar Turtum. This is a Norwegian mouth harp song called "Skuldalsbruri på tur", played by mouth harp player Hallgrim Berg, who is pictured at the end of the video. Cd can be found here: www.musikkonline.no English: cdon.eu This video was uploaded to spread the Norwegian mouth harp tradition!
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Trân Quang Hai played the 3 lamellas Kou Xian Jew's harp in a short improvization Filmed at Music Department, Musée de l'Homme, Tuesday 17 February, 2009
English translation. You're watching Varganautica program with Olga Scotland. Vargan (Russian jaw harp) - is no small scaly animal like varan (giant lizard living in sand deserts) or any other lizard. It is small elegant musical instrument. When someone asks "what is vargan?", the most easy description will be "it is something that chuckchi people play on -- ljaou, ljaou, ljaou". By the name "chukchi" a typical man with Soviet past would mean almost all asian nations that lived at Soviet Asia territory -- from Bashkir people to real Chukchi people. Indeed, Turki people (Asian nation that speak Turki group language ) really used vargan very much and this is no surprise. Here they call it "komuz", "khomus", "temir-komuz" or "kubhiz". But everyone knows that, so I'll stop only on amazing things. In Europe vargans are very popular -- especially in Germany and Austria, where they call it "maultrommel". Sometimes the whole town is occupied by production of maultrommels, and in the town of Molln even a monument to maultrommel was erected. In Russia vargan along with the gusli (ancient Russian string instrument) was found at archeological dig sites of Velikiy (Great) Novgorod city and is dated by 14 century. But considered, that the first "varganaut" in Russia was not a man, but a bear. Do you remember a Russian tale where grandpa planted turnip?... Well, while grandpa was working, lazy bear was sitting on a stub and making sounds from it... Aren't them something familiar to <b>...</b>
Adi talam on Morsing ; Morsing upapakkavadyam ; Vellore ARSrinivasan is Professor of Biochemistry at MGMCRI, Pondicherry.He is also carnatic percussionist, vocalist, composer and writer Video Courtesy : Doordarshan,Pondicherry
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Airtist plays purely natural dance music using only air. No effects, no computers! This is the organic celebration of deliberating clear dance and trance. Most ancient instruments, the most modern music. This was filmed in Budapest.
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Sylvain Trias plays a traditional norwegian melody "Ganslaaen" with the norwegian Jew's harp Munnharpa To contact him : trias.sylvain@gmail.com His website: trias.over-blog.fr
CRAZY!!!!! one of my new favourite beatboxers, he gives away so muc uniqueness and passion. never heard of him before, so its time poeple get to know this beatboxer from France, influenced with the techno filter by Aymeric Hainaux and the guimbarde beatbox from jeanjean. Respect. this video was recorded at the Maurepas Beatbox Battle 2011 outside of Paris, really beautiful and big beatbox battle! of course make sure to check our facebook website: www.facebook.com/swissbeatbox
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In Norway we play mouth harp/jews harp melodic, as a solo instrument. The pictures in this video are of Norwegian hand made mouth harps made by Jacob Lavoll, Bjørgulv Straume, Folke Nesland and Knut Tveit. This is a Norwegian mouth harp song called "Fingernemen", played by mouth harp player Erik Røine, who is pictured at the end of the video. Cd can be found here: www.musikkonline.no English: cdon.eu This video was uploaded to spread the Norwegian mouth harp tradition!
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The Mouth Harp is a Jew's Harp simulator/instrument available on the Apple App Store for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. It's an easy, fun instrument that anyone can play! Just flick your finger across the screen and tilt the device to create that special Jew's Harp sound! Available now on the Apple App Store for only 99¢ Search for The Mouth Harp in the Music Category!
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CD available: hang-duo.com http www.framedrums.net David Kuckhermann - hang SpB (F integral/Db Dom7), Krix (foot jingle), voice Vladiswar Nadishana - bansuri, kou xiang (jaw harp), voice
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nadishana.com - order CD (digipak) and listen to all samples nadishana.com download @ artist website(much appreciated!) www.cdbaby.com - download @ cdbaby bit.ly - download @ iTunes Studio version of the Gurgang tune from "Far&Near" CD of Nadishana Trio Nadishana - altaian khomus Armin Metz - 6-string bass According to ancient Kuzhebar mythology, the Gurgang tree starts to glow 2 times a year. That happens during the periods of maximal solar activity. Traditionally in that time the "Shuol Khymat " ritual takes place near that tree.
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Airtist is playing the song Simcha at the DidgeHead Radio Festival on Isle of Wight, UK, August 2009. Markus Meurer on didgeridoo, Döme - beatbox, Aron Szilagyi on Jew's harp. www.airtist-music.com
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This is a Native Filipino Insturment made from bamboo. Hey I have noticed some like in this video. maybe should I make a channel on all the filipino culture I come across,? leave a comment below
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