Art. 64
Medium Tatar Kubyz
Archived model (?)
|
This model of the Tatar kubyz structurally differs from the brass slightly shorter length and thickness of the frame, and acoustically - a higher and smoother sound. Like brass, steel has great dynamics, a bright voice and rich overtones. The design of the jaw harp allows you to successfully use it for beginners as well as play with any intensity. Hard reed behaves well in alternating strokes, allowing when reinforced with articulation displays the most intricate musical patterns.
Incredibly high-quality instrument for its value, highly recommended for fans of clean, high sound.
See. equally "Melodic" kubyz. Khakassian "Rushek" Volgutov. German Maultrommels (A-G)Hungarian dorombus Black Forest.. Lady (tough)Kyrgyz komuz Batyrkanova. Kenchinbayeva.
Incredibly high-quality instrument for its value, highly recommended for fans of clean, high sound.
See. equally "Melodic" kubyz. Khakassian "Rushek" Volgutov. German Maultrommels (A-G)Hungarian dorombus Black Forest.. Lady (tough)Kyrgyz komuz Batyrkanova. Kenchinbayeva.
Alternatives
Selected by price, pitch and reed gaps.
You may also like
Recommended models and harps with narrower reed gaps.
Art. 1319 DB1319 "Fox Nose" Vargan
49.32 USDRecommended
Art. 1295 "Chunkurchak" Temir-komuz
123.29 USDRecommended
Art. 1199 DG1199 "Kurtuguz" Vargan
41.10 USDSuitable for beginners
Art. 1519 AS1519 "Ay-Yuri / Ice" Vargan
205.48 USDRecommended



