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Music Book
- By Fritz and Helmuth Mayr: Introduction to the world of playing the Jew's harp
- Techniques and history of the instrument
- The origin of the Jew's harp
- A simple instrument full of surprises
- The mouth is our resonant body
- The first "random sounds"
- Basic tone and overtones
- The first melodies
- Effects on the Jew's harp - staccato, portato, legato
- "Panting", the game with breathing
- Popular effects on the Jew's harp, e.g. with "La, la, la"
- Booiing, Biioong - another Jew's harp effect
- Jew's harp on 2 instruments
- Further music examples for 2 Jew's harps
- Making music on 4 Jew's harps
- The Jew's harp is common in many countries around the world
- The Jew's harp as an alpine folk instrument
- The Jew's harp as a "serenade instrument"
- Famous Jew's harp soloists
- Written in German language
Further Information
Treble clef instruments | Yes |
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Bass clef Instruments | No |
C Instruments | Yes |
B Instruments | No |
Es Instruments | No |
Bagpipe | No |
Oboe | No |
Okarina | No |
Tin Whistle | No |
Tuba | No |
Bonus Audio | No |
German Language | Yes |
English Language | No |
French Language | No |
Level Of Difficulty | Easy |
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