Yakut Khomus (Vargan, Jews Harp) by Eduard Tarabukin with case
Clear sound, low and high voices (parts of the spectrum) are easily separated using articulation, as well as easily combined and harmoniously sound together, allowing you to realize any of your musical fantasies.
Handmade (hand forged), material of the khomus - steel. Size - approx. (mm) 95 x 40 x 7.
This khomus is made by craftsman Tarabukin Eduard. (Yakutia (Sakha Republic), Russia)
Eduard Tarabukin makes the highest quality Yakut khomuses, with a massive body and a very wide range of overtones. Clear sound, low and high voices (parts of the spectrum) are easily separated using articulation, as well as easily combined and harmoniously sound together, allowing you to realize any of your musical fantasies. Well-adjusted balance of reed (tongue) allows you to play at any pace. The Vargans of the Yakut master, Eduard Tarabukin, compare favorably with the majority of the khomus of their compatriots in an even sound when struck in both directions.
(c) Oleg Rodnin
Plays Dmitry Solomin (c) 2015
Plays Igor Dmitriev (c) 2015
Plays Maxim Bulygin (c) 2013
Handmade (hand forged), material of the khomus - steel. Size - approx. (mm) 95 x 40 x 7.
This khomus is made by craftsman Tarabukin Eduard. (Yakutia (Sakha Republic), Russia)
| Craftsman | Tarabukin Eduard |
|---|---|
| Size | Big |
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Josh Standley
2018-12-09 05:45:48
Is this khomus capable of very fast and slow speeds? I'm hoping to play like Olena Uutai.
1 answer-
Danil Panfiloff
2018-12-17 03:57:22
Thank you for your question.
Yes, on the Tarabukin khomus you can play both very quickly and meditatively slowly. This is a very sensitive and responsive khomus.
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