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This is Dutch! Mouth harp is known by many different namens, being played since ancient times, almost all over the world. It is not from one region or culture.

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Rene Paes, Jeroen Kluter en nog veel meer. FB mondharp page/groep. Met een beetje moeite vindt je ze zo. Ik kan het ook een beetje en jam graag.

Where did you find that cd? I’m trying to find info about them too

www.antropodium.nl/overzichtNED.htm

er zijn wel opnames van Trio Aubergine te bemachtigen bij mij. Geef ommegaand een reactie

It is universal and being played since ancient times almost all over the world.

+Arif Ganbarov это не только теркский, но и якутский))0

а так же и карпатская дрымба ))))

They are found all over europe and asia (for as far as I know, probably as well on other continents) on archeological sites.. we don't know who made them first, and what does it even matter, they are called different also in every area!

No, as you are not meant to bite hard on the metal. You should only just about be touching it.

now playing since decades for fun, i had never had problems with my teeth just my right upper lip is getting sore after extensive playing. Ah and hands and fingers may hurt after a while, depending on the instrument and play-style.

No, you just rest it against your teeth and they also have some that rest on just your lips

Nee, trio Aubergine bestaat niet meer sinds 2011. Wel zijn er veel opnames gemaakt van de verschillende mondharptrio's in Zeeland

dumbass

Jaw Harps predate are a universal instrument. The Asians have it, the Europeans have it, etc.

Danke!

Not from Jewish people. It is known by many names and being played since ancient times almost all over the world. It is NOT from one culture or people.

Rastuchable it both dude

its got bunch of different names

follow your own advice

Actually the man Phons Bakx, is an expert on the mouth harps and playing styles from every culture, he did a lot of research, and wrote several (well known by the mouth harpers community) books about this instrument... He also organised the world mouth harp event some years ago in Amsterdam.. This piece that is played is written by him in the way classical pieces of music for an orchestra of various instruments are written by all the old and new musical geniusses and masters.. Look up some more info about him, it's not easy to find in english maybe..Since the man is dutch, as I'm as well :-) Netherlands doesn't have a big culture of this instrument anymore, there are just a hand full of masters left who are making dutch mouth harps.. But thanks to this man and all his research, books, music and information, the Netherlands definitly contributed big time to the mouth harp movement!