Improvising on the Norwegian Munnharpe (jaw harp) in the Norwegian mountains

In the mountains between Western and Eastern Norway I take a seat next to a glacial river and improvise on the Norwegian Munnharpe (jaw's harp).
The Norwegian Munnharpe is a traditional Norwegian folk music instrument and makes a somehow magical, sometimes haunting sound that I love and I think fits really well together with sounds and views of the Norwegian nature.
I have only played this instrument since April and I am still learning.
This Munnharpe is hand made by Simen Roheim Iversen in Telemark, Norway.
Sound is recorded on my Zoom H4n Pro portable audio recorder.
I didn't realize that my camera had almost no power left on the battery before heading out, so this was all done in one single take before my camera died.

[@Hanna1968]

If you fix your hand with your thumb at your cheek bone you can use two or three fingers to fast tremble the harp

[@samueleide]

@@Hanna1968 Thank you for the tip! I'm still learning. Have a good one!