Russian Vargans · 572
Jaw Harp Wangare "Yakh"
You can not talk about the appearance of the jaw harps of the workshop "Vangare" - it is enough to look at even a photo that would make you want to know what it sounds like.
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You can not talk about the appearance of the jaw harps of the workshop "Vangare" - it is enough to look at even a photo that would make you want to know what it sounds like. It is only necessary to add that the size of the instruments enhances the visual effect to the degree of "OGO" - they will not be lost in the hands; As for sound, jaw harps belong to the group of soft-language with a bias in low frequencies. The sensitivity and ease of sound extraction are quite large, although the maximum volume is limited by the mechanical parameters of the system. The same softness, together with the large reed trigger, leads to the ease of occurrence of psouds with strong shocks, making it difficult to immediately change direction, and enhances respiratory effects. With uniform strokes, the sound is embossed, saturated and rich in extraneous sounds. In different instances, the timbre ranges from almost pure to bifurcated; the number of the highest components of the spectrum also varies. Due to the combination of eye-catching shape and the possibility of full-fledged use for its intended purpose, jaw harp can become one of the most interesting gift options or a visual decoration of the collection.
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