My sister got me my first jaw harp i think 3 years ago. Your channel taught me so much and helped me acquire my small but wonderful collection. A few days ago my step son showed interest in them for the first time. I ordered him a Glazyrin Lighthouse. It showed up today and we practiced for awhile together. Going back through your videos looking for a couple to send his way I got to see and re-enjoy this gem of a video! Turns out I have been doing the tongue tapping the roof wrong... omg...wrong. Now that I'm doing it right the Mohan Bass you gave me for Christmas a few years back is hitting in a way i didnt know was possible. Very obvious i need to learn more about the harps. Thank you again for the videos, the harp and your enthusiasm for the Jaw Harp and teaching it.
Hi. I'm a musician and composer. Can you recommend me a jaw harp that is good for that high-end sond. I like the Buggs Bunny/Looney Tunes kind of "boing-boing-boing" sound that he made, like at 1:39
I have an idea for a future video : A little speech about the countries where are made the Mouth Harps, the origines, and the regions all over the world where are made the most knows Harps that you play often in your video, like Morchang... Also, maybe a little speech about what you know of (for example) the Potkin Brothers, Mohan, Masko, Pyjov... And show the wonderful work and diferences betwen them. I speak like an old record but I Hope you will understand my english! 🧐😉
@@Snerbington Ok, here it is: I just sind, that i copied a lot of him.😁 I hope my translation is ok, the last English lesson is done years ago, sorry🙄🙃🙃🙃
Your videos are all dope AF. I love how in depth you go for all your sounds. One question if u don't mind. I'm looking for a super deep/bass model for decent price. Doesn't have to be super cheap either, just tryna not break my pocket if I can... Love your vids, keep up the content ✌️
I can suggest no higher than a Mohan bass Morchang. I have a bunch of them in my collection as they aren’t really expensive but play really well. I don’t like to go super deep with them. My favorite is from around A1-B2. Check them out at www.theharpery.com/morchang/mohan-dream-state-bass They always tend to sell out relatively fast and there are long periods before restock as it takes Mohan a long time to forge them.
Longest video of 11min ever!
I need to pause the video every 10s, they are a lot of thing 😅 thanks ❤
I really appreciate how you show what sounds or mouth movements you are doing. It really helps when you're trying to learn
"Every weird noise you can make with your harp will sound good !" 👍
SUPER tutorial... Again ! 😃
My sister got me my first jaw harp i think 3 years ago. Your channel taught me so much and helped me acquire my small but wonderful collection. A few days ago my step son showed interest in them for the first time. I ordered him a Glazyrin Lighthouse. It showed up today and we practiced for awhile together. Going back through your videos looking for a couple to send his way I got to see and re-enjoy this gem of a video! Turns out I have been doing the tongue tapping the roof wrong... omg...wrong. Now that I'm doing it right the Mohan Bass you gave me for Christmas a few years back is hitting in a way i didnt know was possible. Very obvious i need to learn more about the harps. Thank you again for the videos, the harp and your enthusiasm for the Jaw Harp and teaching it.
Hi. I'm a musician and composer. Can you recommend me a jaw harp that is good for that high-end sond. I like the Buggs Bunny/Looney Tunes kind of "boing-boing-boing" sound that he made, like at 1:39
@theacousticrabbithole9608 Shoot an email to theharpery@gmail.com
You explain it so well I got it really fast
i cant wait for a real harp i feel so bad whenever he pulls out the snoopy
I have an idea for a future video :
A little speech about the countries where are made the Mouth Harps, the origines, and the regions all over the world where are made the most knows Harps that you play often in your video, like Morchang... Also, maybe a little speech about what you know of (for example) the Potkin Brothers, Mohan, Masko, Pyjov... And show the wonderful work and diferences betwen them.
I speak like an old record but I Hope you will understand my english! 🧐😉
Awesome lesson Jamie! At 8:12 I died of laughter 😂
Lol same
Thank you! I really enjoyed that 🥰 - Tom
Just ordered my first one. Went with the glazyrin compass
Bravo👍👍👍
THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH!!!!
Echt gut! Ich habe schon viel abgeguckt!👍
I know it’s German but I said those words while playing and they sounded cool
@@Snerbington 😁
@@Snerbington Nice! Need a translation?🙃
@@elisabethvongreifenklau9563 that would be nice lol
@@Snerbington Ok, here it is: I just sind, that i copied a lot of him.😁 I hope my translation is ok, the last English lesson is done years ago, sorry🙄🙃🙃🙃
Your videos are all dope AF. I love how in depth you go for all your sounds. One question if u don't mind. I'm looking for a super deep/bass model for decent price. Doesn't have to be super cheap either, just tryna not break my pocket if I can...
Love your vids, keep up the content ✌️
I can suggest no higher than a Mohan bass Morchang. I have a bunch of them in my collection as they aren’t really expensive but play really well. I don’t like to go super deep with them. My favorite is from around A1-B2. Check them out at www.theharpery.com/morchang/mohan-dream-state-bass They always tend to sell out relatively fast and there are long periods before restock as it takes Mohan a long time to forge them.
Awesome thank you
What harp is that with the long tail?
Mohan late traditional Morchang. See this link here www.theharpery.com/morchang/mohan-large-traditional-morchang
Ive got to get a decent one to start with.. Do you ship your harps to Australia?
Yes
Hey I have a question where should I buy my first harp I’m willing to spend like 20 to 30 euro
Here are some that I recommend for first harps. www.theharpery.com/recommended-first-harps-for-beginners
@@bebbcorpharpery7331 thanks
You dont need a harp to make weird noises!😁😂🤣
Just sayin', buddy.😉👍
And I make them often. 🙂
Well, if you want your music to sound goofy then go ahead. Weird goofy sounds in jaw harp music is optional.
So comedy effects in older Indian movies come from this instrument.
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zumbudy run a way 😜😜😜😜😜😜😜 azummm 😜😜😜🍺😜🍺😜🍺😜🍺😜
Glottal stops = goat 🐐 (change my mind)
Goats rule. Not only are goats awesome climbers, goat eyes are incredibly trippy.