Roots Percussion BRASS DOUBLE H'MONG DANMOI JEW'S HARP - VIETNAM
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Essential Information About the Double H'Mong Brass Jaw Harp
Essential Information About the Double H'Mong Brass Jaw Harp
- Double H'Mong Model made in Vietnam, inspired by traditional Southeast Asian jaw harps.
- Low pitch with a delicate sound and a long sustain, ideal for drones and hypnotic textures.
- Expressive playing: effects by inhaling or exhaling and forming syllables to shape the timbre.
- Comes with a decorated bamboo case for transport and protection.
Manufacturer Information
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
The jaw harp is one of the oldest lamellophone instruments, found across many continents and at the heart of popular and ritual traditions. This Double H'Mong model, made in Vietnam, belongs to this lineage of world instruments where simplicity of design transforms, in skilled hands, into a great richness of nuances. At Roots Percussions, it is positioned as a carefully crafted artisanal jaw harp, designed to offer stable playability, a singing timbre, and a beautiful note sustain.
Who This Jaw Harp Is For
This jaw harp is suitable for beginner musicians curious to discover the basics of playing as well as intermediate players looking for a model with a strong character. Its low pitch and generous sustain make it an excellent choice for traditional styles, meditative atmospheres, world music, experimental genres, or subtle rhythmic layers in the studio. Not suitable for children.
Features and Innovations
The jaw harp is played pressed against the lips: the mouth acts as a resonator and allows you to "sculpt" the sound. The attack is produced by lightly plucking the end of the jaw harp with a finger, which sets the lamella vibrating. You can then vary effects by inhaling or exhaling, and by forming syllables to create articulations close to vocal phrasing. The compact size and the decorated bamboo case make it an easy-to-carry instrument, ready for mobile practice.
Sound
Made of brass, this jaw harp favors a delicate sound and stable vibration, with a note sensation that "holds" thanks to the long sustain. The low pitch provides a pleasant depth, particularly effective for drones, slow pulses, and repetitive patterns. By playing with mouth opening, tongue position, and breathing, you achieve formant variations that highlight different harmonics, from subtle whispers to a more pronounced presence, without losing the instrument's delicate character.
Technical specifications
| Number of blades | 2 | Accessories included | Case |
| Material | Brass | ||
| Type | jaw harp | Pitch | low |
| Model | Double H'Mong | Character | delicate sound |
| Manufacture | Vietnam | Sustain | long |
| Brand | Roots Percussions | Length | approximately 10.5 cm |
| Case | decorated bamboo | ||
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- “Pure sound, easy to play”
- “Worth discovering!”
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Fairly pure sound, easy to play, duplicates a bit of the standard Viet harp
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Questions frequently asked
What sound does this brass jaw harp produce?
The brass construction produces a clear sound in a low pitch with a long sustain. Variations in mouth shape, tongue, and breathing bring out different harmonics.
Is the Roots Percussion Double H'mong suitable for beginners?
This model is suitable for beginners discovering jaw harp playing as well as intermediate players. It is not suitable for children.
How does one play a Double H'Mong jaw harp?
The jaw harp is placed against the lips while the reed is set vibrating by a light finger pluck. Inhaling, exhaling, and forming syllables then modify the sound articulation. The mouth acts as a resonator to shape the harmonics.
What is the size of this jaw harp?
Its length is approximately 10.5 cm.
Is a case provided with this Vietnamese jaw harp?
A decorated bamboo case accompanies the instrument. This compact format makes it easy to transport for playing on the go.



