Jaw Harp Glazyrin
Archived model (?)
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The new model of Dmitry Glazyrin's jaw harp is different from preceding shape of frame arms - they are beveled for more comfortable holding on the teeth and the lack of coating. However, the frame made of neatly polished steel looks no less spectacular, and the shape with bevels is even more elegant. The sound of the jaw harp remained the same, but the stability was increased due to improved processing of the place of the flexion of the reed trigger - it does not kick in a fast strokes.
The instruments of the Ural master are endowed with almost perfect balance of sound, including such components as height, power, depth, piercing, dynamics and melody. The timbre of the instrument contains exactly the number of harmonics that you need to enjoy the usual "trench", on the one hand, and not interfere with the clarity and unity of the sounds issued by the player. It is easy to use jaw harp at any level of preparation. Beginners will like the large size of the frame arms, the rings of the reed and the inflexibility of the frame; experienced jaw harp players will appreciate the stiffness and stability of the reed, sensitivity and spectral range.
We recommend it as a instrument for constant play. For beginners, Glazyrin jaw harp can be an ideal option; for those who continue, the choice will be determined to a greater extent by personal tastes.
In 2011, this option was replaced by Black..
The instruments of the Ural master are endowed with almost perfect balance of sound, including such components as height, power, depth, piercing, dynamics and melody. The timbre of the instrument contains exactly the number of harmonics that you need to enjoy the usual "trench", on the one hand, and not interfere with the clarity and unity of the sounds issued by the player. It is easy to use jaw harp at any level of preparation. Beginners will like the large size of the frame arms, the rings of the reed and the inflexibility of the frame; experienced jaw harp players will appreciate the stiffness and stability of the reed, sensitivity and spectral range.
We recommend it as a instrument for constant play. For beginners, Glazyrin jaw harp can be an ideal option; for those who continue, the choice will be determined to a greater extent by personal tastes.
In 2011, this option was replaced by Black..
