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I think these days it's more politically correct to call it a Mouth Harp. They exist in different forms all over the world,

considered one of the oldest musical instruments, and has no particular connection to Judaism.

The highest musical refinement realized as the "Morsing", a percussion instrument in the Carnatic tradition of classical music of

South india.

Check out the solo at 01:55 where S. Kannan begins his interplay with the mrdangam.

These are elite artistes.

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The tani avartnam continues to the end, it is a good one.

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I'd look in musical instrument stores, especially percussion shops. I'm fairly certain I have seen them around in Thailand.

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I've got one of these at home, can't think for the life of me where I got it.

I'm pretty certain I got it in Thailand at one of the festivals on Beach Road in Pattaya..

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I've got one of these at home, can't think for the life of me where I got it.

I'm pretty certain I got it in Thailand at one of the festivals on Beach Road in Pattaya..

Is it a bamboo one ?

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I've got one of these at home, can't think for the life of me where I got it.

I'm pretty certain I got it in Thailand at one of the festivals on Beach Road in Pattaya..

Is it a bamboo one ?

yes it is..

I found a few e-commerce sites selling them.. google will tell you were they are..

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I've got one of these at home, can't think for the life of me where I got it.

I'm pretty certain I got it in Thailand at one of the festivals on Beach Road in Pattaya..

Is it a bamboo one ?

yes it is..

I found a few e-commerce sites selling them.. google will tell you were they are..

yes, interesting, may order one, just for fun.

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I think these days it's more politically correct to call it a Mouth Harp. They exist in different forms all over the world,

considered one of the oldest musical instruments, and has no particular connection to Judaism.

The highest musical refinement realized as the "Morsing", a percussion instrument in the Carnatic tradition of classical music of

South india.

Check out the solo at 01:55 where S. Kannan begins his interplay with the mrdangam.

These are elite artistes.

That we seriously Good TFP, excellent stuff.

Cnbf3Qi5bGw

The tani avartnam continues to the end, it is a good one.

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