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Sergey Hatskevich

Sergey Khatskevich is a jaw harp maker from Pinsk, Belarus.

Khatskevich’s jaw harps are recognisable by their flat, rigid frames and distinctive reed geometry. Their construction supports reliable playing in both directions and reduces the risk of the reed striking the frame when it is compressed. The instruments have a lively, bright sound and respond well to changes in dynamics, timbre and overtone pitch.


Belarus, Pinks


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SK1077 "Pinsk" Vargan (Belorussian Drymbas) SH849 "Soft" Vargan (Belorussian Drymbas) SH851 "Bass" Vargan (Belorussian Drymbas) SH950 "Omyt" Vargan (Belorussian Drymbas)
Many of our jaw harps are unique instruments handmade by individual makers. Details may differ slightly from the photographs. We guarantee that each instrument matches its written description.
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