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Altai Jew's Harp P.P Extended 8.1 cm Brass Mouth Harp with Flexible Tongue and Lower Tone 70–85 Hz Golden Jew's Harp for Ethnic Music

Altai Jew's Harp P.P Extended 8.1 cm Brass Mouth Harp with Flexible Tongue and Lower Tone 70–85 Hz Golden Jew's Harp for Ethnic Music

The extended brass Jew's harp P.P combines a flexible tongue with lower tuning. Its full and rich sound excels in both rhythmic and slower folk melodies. Full description
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Altai Jew's Harp P.P Extended 8.1 cm Brass Mouth Harp with Flexible Tongue and Lower Tone 70–85 Hz Golden Jew's Harp for Ethnic Music

The extended Jew's harp P.P is an Altai mouth harp that combines a flexible tongue with lower tuning. The frame has a golden hue and is made of brass, with an overall length of 8.1 cm. Thanks to the longer tongue, the Jew's harp produces a deep and full sound while maintaining a light response to plucking. The seller ranks the P.P model among the favourite choices of musicians who play lively pieces. The instrument follows the Altai tradition, where the Jew's harp accompanies folk songs, storytelling, and throat singing.

The stated frequency of the tone is 70–85 Hz and the gap of the tongue is 110–220 µm, making the tuning relatively low. The deeper fundamental creates space for prominent overtones, which can be altered by the shape of the mouth, the movement of the tongue, and breath. The flexible tongue handles quick rhythmic figures, but due to the lower tone, the Jew's harp is also well-suited for slower and drawn-out melodies. The sound is produced by plucking the bent end of the tongue, with the mouth serving as a resonator. Playing does not require sheet music or musical education.

The longer frame is easy to hold, and the instrument does not slip from the fingers during play. The extended Jew's harp P.P shines in a calm environment, where its deeper resonance can fully manifest, but it also performs well when played outdoors. While playing, you can alternate between short rhythmic strikes and long tones, exploring new sound ideas. It is also popular for breath exercises, as the long tones resonate pleasantly and smoothly. Gradually, you will discover how many different shades of sound a single small instrument can offer.

  • Type of instrument – Altai Jew's harp (drumla, mouth harp)
  • Model – P.P in extended length
  • Length – 8.1 cm
  • Material of frame – brass
  • Colour – golden
  • Frequency of tone – 70–85 Hz
  • Gap of tongue – 110–220 µm
  • Character – flexible tongue and lower tuning
  • Suitable for – rhythmic pieces, slow melodies, and throat singing
  • Contents of package – 1 Jew's harp P.P in extended length

When playing, hold the Jew's harp by the arch of the frame and lightly place the arms against your teeth so that the tongue can vibrate freely. Pluck gently; with the longer tongue, less force is needed than you might expect. After playing, wipe the instrument dry and store it in a case or box where the tongue cannot bend. Do not leave the brass frame in damp conditions and protect it from falling onto hard surfaces.

The extended Jew's harp P.P is a good choice for players who want a flexible response while also enjoying a deeper and richer sound. It is suitable for rhythmic playing, relaxation, meditation, and playing together with friends around a fire. It is ideal for both beginner and experienced players and for anyone drawn to ethnic music. Thanks to the lower tuning, every melody has a calm and full foundation.

Price incl. VAT €144.93