Jaw Harp Learning Set - German
Price:
€9.60
Jaw Harp Learning Set — German Edition
This learning set assembles multiple jaw harps in different pitches alongside structured instruction in German, designed to guide beginners through the fundamentals of the instrument and establish foundational playing technique.
What's Included
The set contains several jaw harps tuned to different pitches, allowing you to explore tonal range and develop ear recognition across the instrument's natural register. A step-by-step instructional guide in German provides written foundation, supported by clear technical illustrations that demonstrate hand position, embouchure, and breathing coordination.
A 66-minute audio CD with accompanying booklet walks through core playing methods and introduces techniques drawn from Indian jaw harp tradition, offering both visual and sonic reference for correct execution.
Construction and Materials
The harps are built from brass and steel — materials chosen for durability and consistent acoustic response. The metal frame and tines are engineered to withstand regular practice without loss of tuning or structural integrity, making them suitable for sustained learning use.
How the Jaw Harp Works
The jaw harp is a single-reed idiophone held between the teeth, with a flexible metal tongue that vibrates to produce sound. You control pitch and timbre by shaping your mouth cavity and modulating breath pressure — the same oral space that shapes vowel sounds becomes your instrument's resonator. A light breath produces soft, mellow tones; increased air pressure and deliberate mouth shaping generate brighter, more articulate pitches.
The Indian techniques covered in the included materials emphasize breath control and subtle mouth movements as primary means of expression, revealing the instrument's capacity for nuance beyond simple pitch selection.
Learning Pathway
Beginning with a single harp in a comfortable pitch range allows you to focus on embouchure and breath coordination without the distraction of rapid pitch changes. As control develops, the additional harps in the set let you explore how different tunings feel and sound, building confidence across the instrument's range.
The German-language instruction and CD reference provide consistent, repeatable guidance — you can return to specific passages or audio segments as technique develops, reinforcing correct form without relying on external correction.
The jaw harp remains a portable, intimate instrument played across cultures from Central Asia to the Caucasus to Scandinavia, valued for its accessibility and the meditative focus it demands.
Price:
€9.60
Set d´apprentissage de la guimbarde - Allemand — A complete learning kit designed for beginners and experienced players alike, featuring multiple jaw harps in different pitches paired with a step-by-step German-language instruction guide and clear technique illustrations. This 66-minute CD and accompanying booklet covers the fundamentals of jaw harp playing and Indian playing techniques, making it an ideal entry point for anyone drawn to this ancient, pocket-sized instrument. Learn to shape sound with your mouth and breath—portable, meditative, and deeply rewarding.
| Weight | 0,13 kg |
|---|---|
| Origin | Austria-Vietnam |
| Materials | Brass - Steel |
| Jaw Harp Type | Lip-activated - Teeth-activated jaw harp |
Caution: Not suitable for children under 3 years. Please supervise older children. Beware of swallowing small parts, strangulation, material allergies, sharp edges and points! Use only for sound generation. No liability for improper use.
Care: Extreme temperature fluctuations, humidity and direct sunlight can affect the lifespan. Please store in balanced humidity to prevent material changes, mold and corrosion. Remove dirt with a damp cloth. Dry after cleaning and each use.
Disposal: Please contact your local waste disposal authority for information on environmentally sound disposal!
Jaw Harp Learning Set — German Edition
This learning set assembles multiple jaw harps in different pitches alongside structured instruction in German, designed to guide beginners through the fundamentals of the instrument and establish foundational playing technique.
What's Included
The set contains several jaw harps tuned to different pitches, allowing you to explore tonal range and develop ear recognition across the instrument's natural register. A step-by-step instructional guide in German provides written foundation, supported by clear technical illustrations that demonstrate hand position, embouchure, and breathing coordination.
A 66-minute audio CD with accompanying booklet walks through core playing methods and introduces techniques drawn from Indian jaw harp tradition, offering both visual and sonic reference for correct execution.
Construction and Materials
The harps are built from brass and steel — materials chosen for durability and consistent acoustic response. The metal frame and tines are engineered to withstand regular practice without loss of tuning or structural integrity, making them suitable for sustained learning use.
How the Jaw Harp Works
The jaw harp is a single-reed idiophone held between the teeth, with a flexible metal tongue that vibrates to produce sound. You control pitch and timbre by shaping your mouth cavity and modulating breath pressure — the same oral space that shapes vowel sounds becomes your instrument's resonator. A light breath produces soft, mellow tones; increased air pressure and deliberate mouth shaping generate brighter, more articulate pitches.
The Indian techniques covered in the included materials emphasize breath control and subtle mouth movements as primary means of expression, revealing the instrument's capacity for nuance beyond simple pitch selection.
Learning Pathway
Beginning with a single harp in a comfortable pitch range allows you to focus on embouchure and breath coordination without the distraction of rapid pitch changes. As control develops, the additional harps in the set let you explore how different tunings feel and sound, building confidence across the instrument's range.
The German-language instruction and CD reference provide consistent, repeatable guidance — you can return to specific passages or audio segments as technique develops, reinforcing correct form without relying on external correction.
The jaw harp remains a portable, intimate instrument played across cultures from Central Asia to the Caucasus to Scandinavia, valued for its accessibility and the meditative focus it demands.
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