You can buy this instrument here. shop.nadishana.com Nadishana plays Tsaaj Nplaim, extremely rare free reed flute from Hmong people of Laos. Recorded at workshop "Instruments of the world" at Dahlem ethnological museum, Berlin
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You can buy this instrument here shop.nadishana.com Finally Tsaaj Nplaim (Mèo) 'free reed' flute from Hmong people of Laos available at our shop! This is limited offer, just seven of them are in stock. Nadishana added one extra hole for the left thumb to each flute to extend the range, otherwise the native tuning is left as it is. Tsaaj Nplaim has very haunting, tender sound, very special and instantly recognizable. The flute made from bamboo. The approach of Hmong people to playing is very different from our western approach and very unique: for example this instrument used by them to tell stories (literally). When player performs the audience knows what story is about. Note: the tone reference of each flute is different. on the video Nadishana plays on two of them.
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I just got this flute from the Hmong province, it's called a Raj Nplaim/Tsaaj Nplaim. I have to say i pretty much suck at this flute but im going to get better :/ HOLY CRAP my cheeks are freaking massive, I just noticed that.
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nadishana.com - order CD nadishana.com download @ artist website(much appreciated!) nadishana.com - DVD available here bit.ly - download @ iTunes Nadishana: duclar(1,5), hulusi(7), futujara(8), water udu(8), bansuri(9), hybrid kaval(2,10), irish flute(4), kalyuka(3), tsaaj nplaim(6), jaw harp(10). Dima Gorelik: ac., guitar, vocal (7) Special guests: David Kuckhermann (4, 8, 9) garrahand(9), udu(4), riq(4), djembe(8) Raphael De Cock (10) vocal, khoomei, kargyraa, sygyt, uilleann pipes Tracklist: 1. Duclar Yn 11;36 2. Asymmetric Beauty 6;25 3. Twisted Dance 7;00 4. Aeyolio 2;08 5. Mechkin Kamen 11;20 6. Tsaaj 6;24 7. Malarkiza 6;13 8. Jumping in Cycles 5;10 9. Saekhar 11;45 10. Kongurei (bonus track) 7;35 TOTAL TIME 74:21 Filmed by Julia Surba. Produced by Nadishana @ Sound Microsurgery Department, Apr. 2011 "Joining talents and sensibilities, Vladiswar Nadishana and Dima Gorelik bring to life a multicolor spectrum of sonorities of ancient civilizations whose emotion and expressiveness transcends time and space. The musical treasures of Asia, Middle East and Europe, have been absorbed by these two accomplished musicians in a vibrant exploratory fusion impregnated with the freshness and the emotion of the improvisation. Now revealed on the DVD, their musical reunion allows us to see not just the amazing variety of instruments at work, many of them created by Vladiswar Nadishana himself, but also the synergy between the performers, including guest multi-instrumentalists David <b>...</b>
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4th-race.com With David Kuckhermann and Tobias Fleischer. The style of the Trio "4th Race" could be described as contemporary ethnic music. Three unusual musicians had found each other to search musical paths besides the mainstream. All of band members are experienced composers / performers in direction of world music. The band-sound is really unique because the musicians are drastically experimenting in undiscovered field of multi-cultural fusion. They use a wide range of music instruments of the world: mandola (Italy), bansuri (India), kalyuka (Russia), tsaaj nplaim (Laos), tamboura (Bulgaria), gaida (Bulgaria), khomus (Siberia), morsing (India), kou xiang (China), berimbao (Brazil), tonbak (Iran), riq (Lebanon), frame drums, darbouka (Turkey), cajon (Spain), tar (Sudan), udu (Africa), fretless and fretted bass, acoustic bass, double bass. Inspired by the music and instruments of different cultures something new and original is created.
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nadishana.com Vladiswar Nadishana (Russia - Berlin) - bansuri, kalyuka, khomus, kou xiang, tsaaj nplaim, mandola, ethnic flutes, percussion Gidi Farhi (Israel - Berlin) - sitar, e-bass Oori Shalev (Israel - Berlin, www.ooish.com) - tabla, percussions asia.anat-cohavi.com
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A 10 minute excerpt from Droneshift, held at San Francisco's Luggage Store Gallery on 12/16/2010. Musicians in video, in order of appearance: Bob Marsh - vocals, Laurie Amat - vocals, Sebastian Krawczuk - ashbory bass, Tony Dryer - standup bass, Zachary Watkins - electronics, Ann O'Rourke - cymbal, CJ Borosque - trumpet, Kristin Miltner - electronics, Ron Heglin - tuba/voice, Jacob Heule - electronics, Ferrara Brain Pan - saxes/bell, Cheryl Leonard - viola, Lena Strayhorn - tsaaj palm, Melissa Margolis - accordian, David Michalak - Omnichord, Amar Chaudhary - ipad, Marianne Macdonald - didgeridoo, Joe Macmahon - compact didgeridoo, Brian Lucas - bass guitar, Ellery Royston - dulcimer, Tom Djll - his own ears, Andrew Joron - theremin. Many others are heard but not seen. Droneshift is organized by Matt Davignon, who shot the video.
Song: Tus Kawg Artist: 6th Rhythm Movie: Innocent Steps I made this for a contest that 6th Rhythm was having. It's sort of a last minute thing I put together from 12 AM to 1 AM because the deadline is 5PM today and I have a performance at San Diego New Year. As with my other videos, the English translations are not the best, but they're the best I could do for now. I didn't grow up using Hmong metaphors or big Hmong words. I speak more English than Hmong. Update: I won! Thanks for those who voted. Update 04.08.09 - Yeah, still waiting for that CD that I supposedly won. Maybe it's lost in the mail because I wrote them about it a month after not getting it and supposedly it was on its way.
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Ger Xiong (Tooj Ntxawg Xyooj) performs on the raj hliav ncauj in a clip from "Speaking Musically," a 2001 documentary about traditional Hmong music. The raj hliav ncauj is a flute similar in design to a recorder. Other names for similar instruments include: raj ntsia and raj pum liv. Some people use the words interchangeably, while other use only one or two of the terms. In this performance, Ger plays in a variety styles and scales or what are called suab. With the exception of opening and concluding melodic formulas, the pitches of the melody communicate words. For the most part, one equals one word (Hmong is basically a monosyllabic language). The shape and rhythm of the melody follows the word tones and rhythm of the words Ger is saying through the instrument. The words in this performance are based on typical expressions of loss and loneliness common to a variety of Hmong verbal arts. Ger combines these phrases extemporaneously, based on what he wants to say at the moment, creating long strings of ideas that flow together over the course of the performance.
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Traditional Hmong Violin played at the Fresno New Year 2010 by Chong Moua Thao. He's covering a Christian song and the sound of the Hmong violin touches your heart. Thank you for sharing your talent and love of the Hmong culture to everyone. A true Hmong Master Musician!
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Part 2. By cutting the end of a drinking straw you can make a musical reed instrument that you can actually play a tune on. You will also gain some insite into the science of sound and music. This video is beta (I need to get video footage of various reed instruments). For more DIY science projects and updates to this one, visit www.sciencetoymaker.org
