The Austrian JAW HARP. finest in the world! Introducing our NEW! Austrian JAW HARP! The Jaw Harp or similar is one of the worlds oldest instruments, and yet is veiy amusing. You probably had one as a youngster at one time or another. It is a very low cost instrument, yet easy to play! We offer only the finest Jaw Harp in the world - made in AUSTRIA! We have them available in three types or tunings: Soprano, Alto, or Tenor. The Soprano being the smallest and Tenor the largest. We suggest the Alto if you are not sure which one you want. We know you will eventually want ALL THREE! (Dut [jb>iicount £7 \ics: $7.95 3 for $20.00 total! Mix or match HOHNER Introduces the h NEW bk buve* amt\ s. c #590/20 BIG RIVER Harp by Hohner! This is an all German made Harmonica; similar in sound to the Marine Band; but at a reduced price! New MODULAR construction for part/s replacement! Our LOWEST PRICED GERMAN MADE HOHNER! Hohner List Price is $16.96. Specify: Key: ’C’ or ’G’ '[PxLas.: $11.96! C4S-GBM AHWCO 91/19/94 HOHNER Introduces the NEW €Mm €amuAn€. Retd-Plif* i Body Assembly 3. Better handling with R«r spring pm. non-slip cover surface. 4. Greater durability and constancy of pitch with improved reed and reedplate materials. 6. Optimal slide action with low-noise and eash spring maintenance. 6. Quick disassembly and reassembly for cleaning and service. (ONLY FOUR MAJOR PARTS - see above) Retail; $176.60 Key; C - Range: 3 Octaves - Length: 6-6/8" - Color: Black (JPxLcs.: $132.38! Page ITS EASY TO PLAY THE JAW HARP! - FUN TOO! Just follow these simple directions: Take the Jaw Harp in your left hand (hold the round part of the frame - see Fig. 1). Place the harp against your teeth. Upper and lower lips should rest above and below the frame (see Fig. 2). With the right forefinger, pluck the Jaw Harp tongue so that it vibrates. As you pluck, breathe strongly (as if you’re sighing), and you’ll produce a tone! By varying the shape of your mouth, you will be able to produce a great many tones! Enjoy and have fun! mouthpiece for optimal combort.
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