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This section is devoted to jew's harp music and not only to it. Jew's harp goes very well together with a lot of other very different instruments and we think that such music is noteworthy not less than just jew's harp music. |
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1. Friends from Holland - Steven and Danibal 01.mp3 (2.85 Mb)
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2. Friends from Holland - Steven and Danibal 02.mp3 (1.29 Mb)
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3. Vladisvar Nadishana - Khomus.mp3 (1.38 Mb)
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4. Vladisvar Nadishana - Kuzhebar traditional homus tune.mp3 (761 Kb)
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5. Vladisvar Nadishana - Kou Ksiang (chinese jew's harp).mp3 (4.48 Mb)
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6. Vladisvar Nadishana - Dan moi (vietnamese jew's harp).mp3 (834 Кb)
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7. Sergey Markov - Drum&Vargan.mp3 (3.9 Mb)
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8. Sergey Markov - So!.mp3 (3.7 Mb)
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Collection of records with jew's harps taking part. |
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Pyotr Ogotoyev is well-khown yakutian jew's harp player, honoured artist of Russia. Here is some of his improvisations from the album "Play, my khomus". |
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Music of city shamans, Moscow city |
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Altai singer and musician Nogon, from the Katun river. Traditional music and throat singing. The instruments used: topshur, karkiraa, dombra, khomus. |
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Robert Zagretdinov - well-known jew's harp player. Folk music and improvisations. Album "Vargan". |
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One day we met three together - Sergei (Dzian Senaro), Egor and Kolyan, and... no, we didn't deside to drink some vodka, as you propably thought! :) We desided to play the yakutian khomuses. Segrei recorded all our improvisations and now you may listen to our creations. |