Well, I discovered Dimitri's philosophy through this documentary. Now I am playing one of his munnharpe. The quality of the sound, vibration, buzzing is exceptional. I grab it whenever I feel like and put it down one hour later. His jaw harps are simply jewels. Thanks for making me discover this master craftsman.
The truth is babayev is in fact one of the best harp makers alive. His harps are truly something else. His munnharpe are better than some of the munnharpe iv played that were norwegian made. I hope this man is able to make harps long into his golden age .
Made my first vargan. Took 2 days. I now have a greater appreciation of the common jaw harp. It is now a favorite instrument. I have a total of 9. They each have their own unique sound. Yes, i will make more vargans.
Beautiful Film about your work! It was very fun for me to hear how & why you create as you do. As an artist myself that currently forged chef knives...I see that there is a world if application with metal that I never really knew much about. I have always loved the Jaw Harp and recently bought a few and am now excited not so much to start making them, but for the dreamy idea that if I chose to try....that might be an interesting twist on what's possible. Thanks so much> I particularly liked that you leave the raw forging in your work. I hope to find one of your harps out there for sale someday! Wishing you Goodness, Health, Peace and Blessings in your life and work.
I don't know whether we can ever call Dmitry "the best". Comparing him to other makers is like comparing Rembrandt with Rubens, Hokusai with Utamaro, Dostoevskii with Turgenev. I have a couple of his harps, which are now practically unobtainable in Europe, and marvellous harps they are, too. I gave one away to a friend because he's a much better player than me, and I thought he deserved it.
Very cool. Quite the artist! Also, I very much love seeing tool marks, evidence of forging on the jews harp. I turn it over in my hands, contemplate it's nature. Just very cool. Too, I love picking up a new harp, I love to get to know it, figure out how best to play this specific harp.
Hi. If I remember correctly it's from this album. www.discogs.com/ru/Svein-Westad-Durga-Khatiwada-Jiwan-Rai-Shyam-Nepali-Meeting-In-The-Mountain/release/8321526 And maybe from some other Svein Westad records.
I would like a copy of the sound track. Letting people hear the music in the background of this video has allowed me to show an American audience the sweet sweet melodies. This type of music in the background, when heard by those i introduce to harps, it changes their perspective of jaw harps. It changes their perspective of just some novelty instrument to an actual full fledge musical instrument and people are drawn to this music. It just speaks to me.
MountainMe I need to save up and make these my harp purchase. I've been looking for handforrged harps and i really love the sound of these. Ive always had an interest in the art of blacksmithing. I've only recently attempted to make harps, i Don't know why. Out of stuff I've on the road while bycicling many miles. I've picked up a lot of metal and steel and all kinds of stuff useful for making them. I have all the material. Even steel to heat and forge into harps. I've accumulated it over the last year. Picking almost every peice of metal I've seen. Which is a nice little neast egg. So, I've only manage to complete very very very mediocre harps. However, maybe gaining a bit more insight to make them other ways then when what I've been doing. Which is basically cold hammer into shape with little heat on junky metal I guess. Haha
Well, I discovered Dimitri's philosophy through this documentary. Now I am playing one of his munnharpe. The quality of the sound, vibration, buzzing is exceptional. I grab it whenever I feel like and put it down one hour later. His jaw harps are simply jewels.
Thanks for making me discover this master craftsman.
Can’t wait to buy one
I love it.
Bebbcorp Harpery hey! I know you.
Удачи вам Мастер!
The truth is babayev is in fact one of the best harp makers alive. His harps are truly something else. His munnharpe are better than some of the munnharpe iv played that were norwegian made. I hope this man is able to make harps long into his golden age .
Totally true)
I love your approach and perspective on making!! Very harmonious
Made my first vargan. Took 2 days. I now have a greater appreciation of the common jaw harp. It is now a favorite instrument. I have a total of 9. They each have their own unique sound.
Yes, i will make more vargans.
Est-il possible d'entendre le son qu'elles produisent ?
Fantastic film, what an artist
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Beautiful Film about your work! It was very fun for me to hear how & why you create as you do. As an artist myself that currently forged chef knives...I see that there is a world if application with metal that I never really knew much about. I have always loved the Jaw Harp and recently bought a few and am now excited not so much to start making them, but for the dreamy idea that if I chose to try....that might be an interesting twist on what's possible. Thanks so much> I particularly liked that you leave the raw forging in your work. I hope to find one of your harps out there for sale someday! Wishing you Goodness, Health, Peace and Blessings in your life and work.
Из чего делаете язычки
У вас отличные ролики! Вы где-нибудь еще публикуетесь?
Alex Shugarov спасибо. пока - в своей группе вконтакте и на фейсбуке, но этого мало, конечно. Ищем спонсоров и информационных партнёров)
Mountain Me а где ссылка на группу и фб? Такое неплохо в информации писать
Добавили, спасибо! Только начинаем выкладываться)
vk.com/mountainme
facebook.com/mountainme
I don't know whether we can ever call Dmitry "the best". Comparing him to other makers is like comparing Rembrandt with Rubens, Hokusai with Utamaro, Dostoevskii with Turgenev. I have a couple of his harps, which are now practically unobtainable in Europe, and marvellous harps they are, too. I gave one away to a friend because he's a much better player than me, and I thought he deserved it.
Nepali folk music in Background, " Manchade Maichyang" song name❤❤
Beautiful background music.Like to buy one of ur jaw harp.
Very cool. Quite the artist!
Also, I very much love seeing tool marks, evidence of forging on the jews harp. I turn it over in my hands, contemplate it's nature. Just very cool.
Too, I love picking up a new harp, I love to get to know it, figure out how best to play this specific harp.
Sure wish i could here it
Beautiful Khomus
Great video, subscribed, thanks!
Thank you, Mike! New "Aces" film coming in a few days=)
Mountain Me
I really like learning about and playing jaw harp. Thanks!
Where're you from, Mike? Maybe we could play together some day=)
Mountain Me
I'm in Hood River, Oregon.
Yes, always looking to learn and play. Are you in Russia?
In Russia for now, but we're travelling, want to visit the US too
Sound plzzz
Is there any way to buy one of his harps?
Hi there. Try contacting him on FB)
Hi. I would like to ask, what grinding wheel do you use to create the groove for the steel lamella?
He's using a Dremel in the film.
Прошу инфу на музыку🙂
Can you please tell me where to get the music playing in the back its very good :D
Hi. If I remember correctly it's from this album.
www.discogs.com/ru/Svein-Westad-Durga-Khatiwada-Jiwan-Rai-Shyam-Nepali-Meeting-In-The-Mountain/release/8321526
And maybe from some other Svein Westad records.
@@vivusdoc Thank You so much for letting this know use to always wonder why people not making music in this genres :) _ /\ _
Any chance you'd re-upload the video without the copyrighted music?
Ja vas pozdravliayu.
How much does it code?? I would like to buy if it not too expensive
suwit lerdjantha, you need to contact Dmitriy, the maker. I am just a humble filmmaker who shot the video))
m.facebook.com/harpsfrombabai/
MountainMe okay thank you 😁
I would like a copy of the sound track.
Letting people hear the music in the background of this video has allowed me to show an American audience the sweet sweet melodies. This type of music in the background, when heard by those i introduce to harps, it changes their perspective of jaw harps. It changes their perspective of just some novelty instrument to an actual full fledge musical instrument and people are drawn to this music.
It just speaks to me.
MountainMe
I need to save up and make these my harp purchase. I've been looking for handforrged harps and i really love the sound of these.
Ive always had an interest in the art of blacksmithing.
I've only recently attempted to make harps, i Don't know why. Out of stuff I've on the road while bycicling many miles. I've picked up a lot of metal and steel and all kinds of stuff useful for making them. I have all the material. Even steel to heat and forge into harps. I've accumulated it over the last year. Picking almost every peice of metal I've seen. Which is a nice little neast egg.
So, I've only manage to complete very very very mediocre harps.
However, maybe gaining a bit more insight to make them other ways then when what I've been doing.
Which is basically cold hammer into shape with little heat on junky metal I guess.
Haha
Сколько денег у вас варган стоит
Это к мастеру, я только видос снял) В инсте: instagram.com/babayevharps?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
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