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Rhythm Bones
Jawharps
A folk instrument of uncertain age and origin, already well
known during the European Middle Ages. The instrument is widespread
throughout the world in various forms. It has been known in Western Europe probably
since Gallo-Roman times. The dimension of the vibrating tongue determines the pitch
of the fundamental note.
Article: How to Play the Jaw Harp
Whitlow TM professionally-tuned jawharps
Made by Robbie Clement for Tomorrow River Music of Madison, Wisconsin.
"It Don't Mean a Thang if it Ain't Got That Twang"
TM.
Handmade and tuned, lifetime guarantee. The Whitlow Jawharp
was selected as the world's finest jawharp at the International
Jew's Harp Congress in Iowa City, Iowa based on sound quality,
playability and appearance. Whitlow Jawharps are the instrument
of choice among many of the world's top players including John
McCutcheon, Mike Seeger, David Holt and Grandpa Jones.
Whitlow Jawharps are hand-crafted from the finest materials
following the method invented by Fred Whitlow. Each harp is carefully
tuned to standard pitch, enabling it to be played with other
in-tune instruments. Whitlow Jawharps are available in all 12
keys and come with a no-gimmick lifetime guarantee to the original
owner.
Frogs
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Miscellaneous African instruments
- Assorted fork rattles, dancers rattles and anklebells, seed pod rattles, spider eggcase rattles, cowbells, stick drums, agogo bells, shakers and many more.
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