Murchunga
To play the Murchunga, the player holds the frame of the instrument against their front teeth and plucks the tongue with their finger. The vibration of the tongue creates a buzzing sound, which can be altered by changing the shape of the player's mouth and throat.
In Nepali folk music, the Murchunga is often used to provide a rhythmic accompaniment to other instruments such as the madal (drum) and sarangi (stringed instrument). It can also be played as a solo instrument, with the player improvising melodies and rhythms.
The Murchunga is a relatively simple instrument to play, but it requires skill and practice to master. It is popular in Nepali culture and is often played at festivals, weddings, and other celebrations.
4cm High Quality Nepali Folk Musical Instrument Jew Harp Or Murchunga Professional
Weight : 0.04kg | [28473]
US$12
4cm High Quality Nepali Folk Musical Instrument Jew Harp Or Murchunga Professional
Weight : 0.07kg | [28472]
US$16.8