Jaw Harp Goring

The basis of the instrument is a fairly thick steel frame that withstands the load well and lies comfortably in the hand. The gaps are quite large - the sound spectrum is limited from above, but the instrument is moderately responsive and adds elasticity to the articulation control, increasing the naturalness of the tonal transitions. Feelings from the playing, both mechanical and acoustic - springiness, elasticity. Very clearly, on a smooth background of the main tone, breathing appears, increasing the clarity of the elements of the composition, but efforts should be made much more than when playing on more carefully made jaw harps.

See. also Norwegian munharpKirghiz Temir-Komuz Sydykov.