Its a little cake of the jaw harp history - specially in the USA . But one day i make a longer video about the eurasian origin of this instrument :) thank you!
I started listening to Jean Shepherd (Shep) on WOR radio in NYC in 1969. He would play the jewsharp along with the kazoo and noseflute to accompany music he played on the radio. When I was in Baldwin Music store to buy a box of clarinet reeds in the early 1970s I saw a display of jews harps and bought one. I’ve been playing the jewsharp since then. And my ears always perk up when I hear one in a commercial or in a song or TV show or movie. RIP K2ORS (SK).
I came back for another watch, your playing on this video, and the music you chose are excellent! Also at timestamp 2:56 I believe, there is an illustration (is it a postage stamp?) of a double tongued harp - I just realized I own this harp the drawing is based on! It is a P. Jones double tongued harp - P. Jones was an English maker in the 19th century. It's very good quality !
Dobre ideš.Pači sa mi to.Ak máš zaujem napíš.Dám Ti kontakt na jedného zberatela drumblí v Rusku.Posielal som mu zopar drumblí ešte v r.2018.Možno je to svetový unikát.S pozdravom,P.S.
@@xiongnukhanate794 Every nation thinks the jaw harp is from their culture, but its not so easy to say. The oldest türkic jaw harp what was found in Altai, its 1700 years old, i was make a bamboo replica of this instrument: th-cam.com/video/X3rlDkK4lbo/w-d-xo.html&feature=share also the Slavic and germanic people have very old jaw harp traditions. In my opinion the steel version was invented Somewhere in the Eurasian Steppes, but nobody knows where, and from which culture. I dont know where you read that Türkic jaw harps are 10000 BC - beacuse the oldest jaw harps what found archeologists are from Indo-China and Indonesia 7000-8000 BC.
@@ETstudio1 well whatever thanks and i watched the video very nice playing I'm impressed from your knowledge and i respect it but it's a fact that turkic tribe's are one of oldest folks and grounded the first folk who wear pants was turks they invented a lot and also they had advanced blacksmithing also combat techniques with bare hands and weapons.
Ahogy a videó címében is szerepel, Doromb az USA történelmében - a kolonizációt követően kikerült az Új Világba is a hangszer. Ezt járja körbe a videó. A pentaton egy hangsor melynek különböző variációit használják az egész világban, egymástól független népcsoportok. Nemtudom ez most hogy jön ide.
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I didn't realize country songs could be jaw harped into trance. You have such amazing transitions when you go faster.
The opening piece reminds me of early Kraftwerk
Had no idea it is in The Revenant (2015) movie!!
Great video.
Thank you! :)
Holy fucking shit, I tuned into a VERY INTERESTING AUDIO EXPERIENCE, let's say, after an edible.
Great to know the history of this amazing instrument. I’m learning too 🙏🏼
Its a little cake of the jaw harp history - specially in the USA . But one day i make a longer video about the eurasian origin of this instrument :) thank you!
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I started listening to Jean Shepherd (Shep) on WOR radio in NYC in 1969. He would play the jewsharp along with the kazoo and noseflute to accompany music he played on the radio. When I was in Baldwin Music store to buy a box of clarinet reeds in the early 1970s I saw a display of jews harps and bought one. I’ve been playing the jewsharp since then. And my ears always perk up when I hear one in a commercial or in a song or TV show or movie. RIP K2ORS (SK).
Haha me too i didnt notice them until i had one! I always thought it was a banjo or something!
Really informative and entertaining too. Thanks for a great vid
Huge job. Thank you. I myself also tried to play in the country style. The video is on the channel.
Great video! In country music, one of my favorites from the 1920s was the Pickard Family.
Really good video! Great catch in The Revenant too.
I came back for another watch, your playing on this video, and the music you chose are excellent!
Also at timestamp 2:56 I believe, there is an illustration (is it a postage stamp?) of a double tongued harp -
I just realized I own this harp the drawing is based on! It is a P. Jones double tongued harp - P. Jones was an English maker in the 19th century. It's very good quality !
Who knew the Mayflower had TRANCE TECHNO MUSIC??? BEEN JAMMING BACK THEN
Nice video uncle Erik 👍🏻👍🏻👌🏻👌🏻😀😀.
Thank you :)
Very nice video. Can you tell me the name of the song at 03:25? Thanks!
Только сегодня думал, что толком не знаком с историей варгана в США и вот отличное видео.
Super interesting! Did not know it spread so early to North America.
I didn't have any idea the jaw harp a big part of my country's heritiage
best jaw harp sound i've heard so far
Thanks to the creator of the video for the useful content!
Thank you!
Beautiful instrument ❤😂
Excellent!❤️🔥
Thank you! :)
does anyone know the song at 6:05
sounds pretty good
Turtev Brothers - Oh what a beautiful city
Dobre ideš.Pači sa mi to.Ak máš zaujem napíš.Dám Ti kontakt na jedného zberatela drumblí v Rusku.Posielal som mu zopar drumblí ešte v r.2018.Možno je to svetový unikát.S pozdravom,P.S.
0:40 old susanna
Wou
Oh Susannah does have a 'B' music, you know.
What 'B' music means?
That Spanish dub of Rio Lobo was absolutely awful.
Name of the first song?
Oh Susanna
Tell me something good
to origin is actually mongol and turkic
The steel version yes! But the oldest types are from Papua New Guinea and Indo-China.
@@ETstudio1 and the oldest types how old are they bc the turkic and mongol types are thousands of years old like 10.000bc before.
@@xiongnukhanate794 Every nation thinks the jaw harp is from their culture, but its not so easy to say. The oldest türkic jaw harp what was found in Altai, its 1700 years old, i was make a bamboo replica of this instrument:
th-cam.com/video/X3rlDkK4lbo/w-d-xo.html&feature=share also the Slavic and germanic people have very old jaw harp traditions. In my opinion the steel version was invented Somewhere in the Eurasian Steppes, but nobody knows where, and from which culture. I dont know where you read that Türkic jaw harps are 10000 BC - beacuse the oldest jaw harps what found archeologists are from Indo-China and Indonesia 7000-8000 BC.
@@ETstudio1 well whatever thanks and i watched the video very nice playing I'm impressed from your knowledge and i respect it but it's a fact that turkic tribe's are one of oldest folks and grounded the first folk who wear pants was turks they invented a lot and also they had advanced blacksmithing also combat techniques with bare hands and weapons.
Did native Americans have jaw harps before Europeans came?
:))) Ez vicces tudjátok honnan van.
Mint a pentatont :)))
Ahogy a videó címében is szerepel, Doromb az USA történelmében - a kolonizációt követően kikerült az Új Világba is a hangszer. Ezt járja körbe a videó. A pentaton egy hangsor melynek különböző variációit használják az egész világban, egymástól független népcsoportok. Nemtudom ez most hogy jön ide.