I dont know how they put so large horns on the head of reconstruction. Such a large part would be preserved in tomb, and holes in the head is small. A lot of sticks was found in the tomb and some smaller should be placed there. Secondly the neck is already curved. Should the strings be attached directly on the neck? Probably
Hey thanks for the comment and question! Unfortunately the instrument is not really being produced for selling yet. Mainly because after so many years it's now finally almost at the stage that it's ready to share the knowledge with the world regarding structure of the instrument (how it's build), maintenance and of course playing techniques, traditional songs to play on it, etc. Of course one can play any time of music on the instrument if you have the skills and creativity! - but it's been a tough road, that's why I decided to help my teacher to get this instrument to the next level, including selling abroad and sharing with different types of musicians!
@@rowanhartsuiker I think it is an amazing and unique instrument. And I think it is really noble too share this information. Maybe one day when it is possible to buy one I will do that. Thanks for your answer and sharing this.
Please everyone let's support Mongolian culture & Music! 🙏🙏 - GoFundMe page: www.gofundme.com/f/altai-yatga
Do you have any music samples that I can incorporate into a podcast about Mongolia? I would be happy to credit you and the campaign
I dont know how they put so large horns on the head of reconstruction. Such a large part would be preserved in tomb, and holes in the head is small. A lot of sticks was found in the tomb and some smaller should be placed there. Secondly the neck is already curved. Should the strings be attached directly on the neck? Probably
If you can buy one of those Altai harps, what will the price be? I know this instrument from The Altai band for a few years now.
Hey thanks for the comment and question! Unfortunately the instrument is not really being produced for selling yet. Mainly because after so many years it's now finally almost at the stage that it's ready to share the knowledge with the world regarding structure of the instrument (how it's build), maintenance and of course playing techniques, traditional songs to play on it, etc. Of course one can play any time of music on the instrument if you have the skills and creativity! - but it's been a tough road, that's why I decided to help my teacher to get this instrument to the next level, including selling abroad and sharing with different types of musicians!
@@rowanhartsuiker I think it is an amazing and unique instrument. And I think it is really noble too share this information. Maybe one day when it is possible to buy one I will do that. Thanks for your answer and sharing this.
If you go to Mongolia again then go to “Улаан чулуут”. It’s really sad that Mongolia is such a bad country on tech :(