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Right here: boxcarharpcompany.etsy.com

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Whoa. MY wife doesn’t! But for real, you can totally get one: boxcarharpcompany.etsy.com

Thank you! Harp making kinda found me and I’m glad to share it with the world!

Thanks my friend!

You will not be disappointed! What key did you get it in? Mine is in F2.

@@BoxcarBetts i chose unsorted but more in the bass range:)

@@nunofuzzguitar nice!

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And get this. I MADE it. So I didn’t even spend money on it. Well, $3 in materials.

That’s a pretty common comment and a lot of jaw harpers also play didgeridoo amongst other things! I have one, but not that good at it. And my beard seems to get in the way.

Danke! Thanks for watching! 🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏻 🤣🎵🎶❤️

Thank you so much! First of all, nice handle. Pink Floyd is one of my absolute favourites. Second, I’m primarily a drummer and have been collaborating with the same guys since high school and started experimenting with the crappy Snoopy harp I had. After I broke it and bought a REAL harp, the world has opened up. Like you said, it’s like rave music, but coming from a tiny little harp held against the teeth! I have lots of ideas to incorporate the jaw harp into our music and have even assembled a small playlist of original music featuring the jaw harp. If you happen to use Spotify: open.spotify.com/playlist/5v6QVhtf7kGbLv8QD26ZLS?si=-zQKm3gdSt6GpLPWYjWZ_Q&pi=u-h0piwm1wTAKo

My pleasure! Thank you for the compliment and thank you for watching!

Thanks Jeremy! Sometimes I’m not too sure about my engraving skills, but at least there’s no mistaking that it’s handmade! Appreciate the compliment. They seem to be sounding better and better, so good things will be coming to those who wait, my friend!

Thanks! I agree with both those statements!

Truer words never spoken. And thank you!

Thank you!

But analogue.

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Thank you kind sir!

Yep, you can legit play full sounding techno on some of these harps.

Thank you! 🙏🏻🎶🎵🤙🏻

That’s great! I’m glad I can be the one to show that to you! I always had a toy/souvenir Snoopy harp collecting dust on a shelf. Wasn’t until I broke it and discovered what they REALLY can sound like and now I can’t stop!

#ProMusician 🤘🏻

Not with a jaw harp in your pocket!

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Hear hear!

Ich kann es kaum erwarten zu sehen, was du mit ihnen machst! Gefällt Ihnen die Notiz des Flux? Wenn es Ihrem Surge zu ähnlich ist, kann ich den Ton immer noch erhöhen. Ansonsten werde ich es heute versenden!

@@BoxcarBetts kann gerne so bleiben 👍😉

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100%. Anthropologically speaking (holy crap I spelled that right the first time), all music stems from the most primitive of musical instruments: the voice, and the tendency to create rhythm based on - you guessed it - the heart beat. Music is in all of us and can be brought out in limitless ways. Right after humming, the next thing we did was start tapping twigs and rocks together.

🤣🤣🤣 Wenn es nur IMMER so wäre!

Thanks! I feel like I “unlocked” this harp. 🎶🤙🏻🎵

Nope. Don’t recommend!

Thanks! 🎵🤙🏻🎶

My 8yo son has ADHD and loves playing! He picked it up really quickly too. I make them, fyi. boxcarharpcompany.etsy.com

In English, jew’s harp, mouth harp, and jaw harp are the most common terms, but there are also regional terms depending on where in the world it is from. This one is a drymba from Ukraine whereas it would be known as a vargan in most of Russia and khomus from Siberia.

Thanks! I’d be thrilled to make one for you! DM me at my Etsy store! boxcarharpcompany.etsy.com

Absolutely. I was also impressed to see the stringed instruments he makes and plays. It’s really cool seeing the other talents of people.

​@@BoxcarBettsязычковый,а не струнный

@@Диман_Варган Shaun Jones makes stringed instruments in addition to his jaw harps. I do not remember the name of his stringed instruments. But yes! His jaw harps with the reeds are fantastic tools!

So I do have some plans to start making tutorials in the future and this one got me thinking about about focusing on rhythms and approaching it like a drummer. The triplet is an easy thing to get down if you understand it, so I’ll actually go over some music theory with my practice pad so people can see how it counts out. It adds a cool swing without having to get into weird-ass time signatures.

@@BoxcarBetts that sounds awesome to me! I’d definitely tune in for that.

Thanks Pat! I really started developkng my style on these two Lebbetts. I don’t know much about him. Do you have info? I’d love to see your brass one.

Thanks Brian!