Vietnamese Dan Moi Jews Harp Demonstration - Big Sound!

[@bjb0808]

I just got mine. First jaw harp in decades. I couldn't believe how easy it was to play! So fun!

[@incredibleindigowaters]

Dude you are so good at playing this little instrument

[@cchannel3071]

I am Vietnamese and according to many studies, my country has 10 different types of lutes, but on the market the most popular are the H'mong type, and I have not seen any other ethnic groups selling them. That is, those made of bamboo or other materials. I want to buy online.

[@mjremy2605]

Superb playing level! Wow. I loved it. Must get a Dan Moi.

[@chromicapop4595]

It sounds like a synth Im sharing with my dad this gem!

[@Cupcake-vf2hy]

This is the most psychedelic sound I‘ve ever heard🤪

[@cosmosoma]

Absolutely, made me dream about an all organic psychedelic band

[@TheOceanBearer]

All the more reason to implement this instrument in my psychedelic inspired martial industrial music

[@variancewithin]

dubstep is older than I imagined!

[@djmesmes]

😂

[@ryanbouma5756]

Now you get it, trance is way older than electricity

[@capodad2u]

Just got mine bbbeeeEEYOooongG !

[@webg03]

bbbeeeyoT when you hit your tooth

[@sim-pli-s-te4015]

I just was given one by some friends vising from vietnam! can't wait to get good at it!

[@mowaxbro]

They don't take too long to get good at! Enjoy

[@MrATN800]

Christ, your fast play is impeccable

[@tongthao7208]

For us Hmong, this instrument was use to court their girlfriends late at night my the side of their bedroom (straw house)

[@niamtxiv]

Tong Thao well, Vietnamese don't play the jew harp. it is not their traditional instrument. they took it from us Hmong people... even our flutes.

[@Fatelvis2]

how close are they mine isnt very loud

[@SuperFunJess]

My husband told me this recently, then I ended up accidentally finding it. Bought him and his dad one 😆

[@lensperspective9753]

I love the Hmong culture as an American, please tell me about this court harp ritual

[@Caligari...]

@@Fatelvis2 It's all in the way you play it , your breathing has a lot to do with it and the way you hold it in your mouth , if you tighten your lips then chomp down on the Dan Moi you will get much clearer and louder volume .

[@tophodonthetrowel4730]

Just brought one of these yesterday so hard but so much fun

[@Big_tharr]

I'm sold!

[@TheKekelol]

it sounds like a TB-303. Great playing!

[@mowaxbro]

Hey thanks. I once heard that Roland sampled these? Would make sense lol

[@TheKekelol]

@@mowaxbro the 303 is just a straight synthesizer no samples. Though the Dan Moi would definitely make a good tone for a sampler instrument!

[@mithras666]

I'm going to sample some jaw harping and add it to the TB-3 I have !

[@GSSoulTV]

Tried playing this and it made me lightheaded

[@gaara8217]

Search (tshuab ncas) to see how the Hmongs play it.. ncas is the name of the instrument in Hmong

[@rattycrap6046]

I. Need. This.

[@Caligari...]

How do you get that Digeridoo sound ? It sounds great ! Thanks

[@mowaxbro]

Actually not that hard with a little bit of practice. Pretty much just changing the shape of the mouth as you play

[@lanadelreyfanforever]

Happy 800 likes 🎉 ❤ thanks for the video i just got one

[@AronKovnertv]

Thank you for the video!

[@Tyranitar66501]

Literally got mine today lmao

[@caioaugusto6819]

My moustache keeps getting stuck in it

[@Kaesewicht]

shave it off.

[@highsensibel]

Very cool

[@alexdb2976]

Beast!!! nice one 🔥

[@Anophis]

They're so cheap too. I've got one on the way...

[@jenniferatwell4878]

Love this

[@cosmosoma]

This is so fucking awesome

[@dianarosalindland1566]

How are you making those extra beats and so forth? It looks like your throat is pulsating. Would have appreciated a bit more explanation.

[@iam1smiley1]

You move tongue, different breathing patterns, open throat and sound is deep and if you make your mouth smaller the pitch gets higher. It's easy to learn.

[@Memes-XD]

found this video by looking for name "harmonica" in finnish it's huuliharppu=lipharp so then searched with liphard and found this

[@scotquigley513]

Where can I buy some?

[@iam1smiley1]

Amazon or ebay

[@zeusartsjapan7762]

WoW!!!!!nice!!

[@maamarmusic3200]

Hi on which site did you buy?

[@incredibleindigowaters]

Saw them on Amazon

[@xyoojboi2]

dont play this out loud. you might get unwelcome visitors from the "other" side lol

[@justaweeb9086]

What do you mean

[@Wertibus]

shish ty for this vid

[@cosi66]

cool

[@zeninvention]

Not to be pedantic but this woman is from the Red Dao tribe. The Hmongs and Dais live together in nearby villages but the Hmong dress is quite different. The Red Dao are known by the red headdress.

[@TheMindskinner]

Alison Linnitt ???????

[@TheMindskinner]

Alison Linnitt There is no woman in this video. You commented on the wrong video. Super Genius. LOL.

[@NguyenHoang-wg1dk]

I'm vietnamese . But i didn't see this fuckin shitt before lololol

[@xhmoobxyoojx]

These are usually used by the indigenous people in the mountains of vietnam.

[@niamtxiv]

This is an instrument used by the Hmong people of northern Vietnam.

[@niamtxiv]

this is a Hmong instrument. never a Viet instrument to begin with.

[@mowaxbro]

Thank you for that. I'll read up on it some more. When were they first made?

[@BubbleOfJelly]

tshav ntuj kaj nrig It’s an instrument used in many different countries by different groups of people. It’s hard to say who invented this first.

[@japanfanatic1415]

Origin country of this is unknown, as it is used all over the world since ancient times.

[@dusttrap1714]

but we thinks kinh and hmong are bro

[@niamtxiv]

@@BubbleOfJelly of course the Jew harp is used in other cultures like some Turk, Lolo, Mongolian... But how the Jew Harp is place, it's definitely Hmong. Hmong people keep our Jew Harp in tube like in the video. You see, the Vietnamese Jew Harps belong to the Hmong, just like some Vietnamese like to use play our Raj Nplaim or sideway flute.

[@AA-yb5np]

Somthing you want but never buy

[@Poopick]

dan moi, not dan moa

[@TerribleTonyShow]

I see why they say ding dong now