Nepalese Murchungas · 172
Round
jaw harp is similar to brass murchunge, differs only in the material of the body (steel).
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jaw harp is similar to brass murchunge, differs only in the material of the body (steel). The attenuation time is quite long for high-frequency instruments, and the elastic, bent at the end, reed provides comfort when playing fast. The instrument perfectly listens, responds to micro- and macro-respiration, articulation, stroke force, providing the player with many opportunities to enrich the retrievable melodies with a variety of overtones and maintain several rhythmic lines.




