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Archived modelThe large dram of Viktor Pyatochenko meets almost all the requirements for the Shamansky jaw harp: it is deaf…

374

Archived modelThe small drymba of Viktor Pyatochenko is the tallest, hard-tongued and, accordingly, the “fast” of the…

AH972

Archived modelJews harp with a big gaps, deaf, "soft" timbre and waivy modulations.

743

Archived modelSmall jaw harps with flat frames are surprisingly vocalists and quite unusual.

375

Archived modelThe average version of the Belarusian drymba B.

749

Archived modelThe instrument is almost without exterior decoration to reduce the cost, in many ways similar to the standard…

744

Archived modelThe relatively soft reed of this jaw harp with a frame of unusual shape with a light touch emits a thick…

SH851

Archived modelA medium-low jaw harp with a loud, saturated-cracking, uneven sound and a lot of non-musical sounds.

SH849

Archived modelIn addition to the appearance of the frame, these instruments have nothing in common with the previously…

850

Archived modelVargan with a tight tongue and a moderately high sound in corresponds to its name in some degree - the main…