One of the most popular Glazyrin's jew's harps, on a par with Phantom and Petrel, as well as one of the first in the line of production. Very comfortable, the frame is made ergonomically for the correct instrument hand grip. Also, the frame is long, the tongue is hard, which expands the possibilities of the grip and increases the wavelength of the sound. The jew's harp is perfect both for a dynamic play and for a calm meditative play. Due to the length of the tongue and very small gaps between the frame and the tongue, it is highly unrecommended for beginners — the instrument is demanding and therefore certain skills are needed to play it. The sound of this jew's harp is sonorous and bright, and responds to the slightest touch.