I saw the fellow on the (viewer's) right play some years ago with Pejman Hadadi in the Dastan Ensemble, and I will tell you that my brain almost exploded with their magnificence. These Persian musicians really know how to set an audience on fire.

The Jew's harp (an italian "Maranzano") player is Fabio Tricomi. During this concert he mainly played the Oud.

This discussion... What a high level colloquoy...

Canada like this!!! More! More!!

I love it !!!!!!!!!!! xoxoxo

very nice!!!

ive got to get one of those drums! :)

good job

great. 10x.

Excelent

Here is the first part of the Wiki entry in case you don't know how to use Google. "The Jew's harp (or Jews' harp), jaw harp, mouth harp, or Ozark harp is thought to be one of the oldest musical instruments in the world;[1] a musician apparently playing it can be seen in a Chinese drawing from the 3rd century BCE.[2] Despite its common English name, and the sometimes used Jew's trump, it has no particular connection with Judaism."

ZANBOORAK [p'tite abeille]

it looks like a jaw harp. i'm not sure if it's some persian variation of it or anything though.

güzelmiş

Well, i'm in the USA, but it's pretty well know. Maybe you should look into expanding your knowledge base my friend. :-) Try Google.

I agree with the poster who said it was well done, but a little boring. The only time it gets me at all excited is when the Jew's Harp is playing and they didn't even credit that guy.

Why are you LOL at "Jew's Harp"? That's what they are called as well as "Jaw Harp" , "Dan Moi" and a variety of other names around the world. But "Jew's Harp" is probably the most well known name in this part of the world.