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Jew's Harp Medieval. Its flexible metal tongue could be twanged over the mouth to resonate and. The metal variety has a frame shaped like a horseshoe with extended parallel ends. Its earliest archeological occurrences date. A very popular, yet barely researched, musical instrument is jew’s harp (a.k.a. The jew’s harp is a small instrument made of wood (bamboo) or metal. Jew’s harp is and its global appeal; In 1999 archaeologists excavated a section of the hellweg, a medieval road near the present city of paderborn in northern germany. Looks at the archaeological evidence; In the course of the thirteenth century, the jew's harp became well established in europe. Its distribution reached far and wide, from southern france to. Between these ends is a thin piece of. Known as a jew's harp or jaw harp, this was a medieval mouth harp. The player holds the frame to his mouth, which forms a resonance cavity, and activates the instrument’s tongue by either plucking it with the fingers or jerking a string.

Known as a jew's harp or jaw harp, this was a medieval mouth harp. The player holds the frame to his mouth, which forms a resonance cavity, and activates the instrument’s tongue by either plucking it with the fingers or jerking a string. Looks at the archaeological evidence; Its flexible metal tongue could be twanged over the mouth to resonate and. A very popular, yet barely researched, musical instrument is jew’s harp (a.k.a. In the course of the thirteenth century, the jew's harp became well established in europe. The metal variety has a frame shaped like a horseshoe with extended parallel ends. In 1999 archaeologists excavated a section of the hellweg, a medieval road near the present city of paderborn in northern germany. Between these ends is a thin piece of. The jew’s harp is a small instrument made of wood (bamboo) or metal.

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Jew's Harp Medieval Known as a jew's harp or jaw harp, this was a medieval mouth harp. Its distribution reached far and wide, from southern france to. Looks at the archaeological evidence; Jew’s harp is and its global appeal; In the course of the thirteenth century, the jew's harp became well established in europe. A very popular, yet barely researched, musical instrument is jew’s harp (a.k.a. Its flexible metal tongue could be twanged over the mouth to resonate and. The metal variety has a frame shaped like a horseshoe with extended parallel ends. In 1999 archaeologists excavated a section of the hellweg, a medieval road near the present city of paderborn in northern germany. The player holds the frame to his mouth, which forms a resonance cavity, and activates the instrument’s tongue by either plucking it with the fingers or jerking a string. Between these ends is a thin piece of. Its earliest archeological occurrences date. The jew’s harp is a small instrument made of wood (bamboo) or metal. Known as a jew's harp or jaw harp, this was a medieval mouth harp.