The best Vietnamese jews harp-Dan moi

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 Jew’s harp (known as Dan moi) is the instrument commonly played in musical life of many ethnic groups in Vietnam such as H’mong, Kho mu, Khang, Co tu, Raglai and Ede, etc.
Currently, the most popularly used jew’s harp is the one made from a flat piece of bronze in bamboo leave shape. In the middle of the instrument’s surface, two diagonal V-shape lines are cut so that a pointed tip is separated to be freely vibrated as a reed.  In performance, the instrument is placed between two lips. Meanwhile, one hand of the player is used to keep the instrument and the other is used to pluck into the pointed tip. At the same time the player changes his mouth shape to create overtones differently. Our jew’s harp is made elaborately and carefully so that its sound quality is perfect in timbre, vibrating and trilling. It is popularly played in Vietnam and exported to many countries around the world. 

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