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Nadishana

Vladiswar Nadishana (Siberia - Berlin) - multi-instrumentalist virtuoso, composer, producer and designer of experimental musical instruments, an innovator in the field of contemporary ethnic music. In his arsenal of more than 100 ethnic and traditional musical instruments from around the world, including: mandola, sitar, bouzouki, tambura, fretless bass, acoustic guitar, chanza, jews harp, psaltery, darabuka, djembe, kalyangu, hook, frame drums, bansuri Ken, kalyuka, zhaleyka, Hyde, Hulusi, Bava, duduk, berimbau, Morsing, Dan moi, Kou Xiang, tsaay nplaym. As well as tools designed to themselves: pruzhingam, plastrimbafon, rablorrum, catchers spirits spring-rod gamelan, banbang and others.

Germany, Berlin


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Vladiswar Nadishana - Innovative jaw harp (CD) (Music) Nadishana's Master Class (Tickets)
Warning! Overwhelming majority of jaw harps presented are single pieces or made by hand, in very small quantities, instruments. There is no jaw harp factories exists; every one is unique in details, in different degree.
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