Nurgush is the name of a mountain range in the Urals, where this jews harp comes from; in translation from Bashkir it means "a shining bird." And it should be noted that the wingspan and nature of the movement of its overtone incarnation is not a sparrow: it is a mountain eagle flying soaringly in height, and if necessary, swiftly and accurately diving down. Nurgush is the latest generation bass harp with a deep, colorful and fairly clear sound. Responsiveness is very high, there are few man-made overtones, stability is close to ideal. The distinctiveness of overtones is average in absolute scale and excellent in its price category. Stability is close to perfect. The instrument is not simple and requires accurate grip and impact. With an unhurried playing, it is calm and harmonious.