About the factory «Tulskaya Garmon» «Tulskaya Garmon» is a factory that continues ancient Russian traditions, dating back to the days when there were the first garmons in Russia. It was in Tula, where the first garmon was produced (in 1820). Tula was the major supplier of garmons for the entire Russian Empire, and it remains so today. Since ancient times Tula garmons were famous for their originality, unique sound, good quality and beautiful design. Tula bayans and garmons were named the best in Russia on numerous competitions, which was confirmed at craftsmanship's contests (musicians were playing behind the curtains, and the jury identified the quality of instrument sound without any additional equipment). The musical instruments of the Tula factory won incredible popularity in Russia and abroad. Repeatedly, musical instruments of Tula craftsmen were awarded at various international competitions. The ensembles famous in Russia and the whole world play Tula bayans and garmons: State academic Russian folk ensemble "Russia", Pyatnitsky State Russian folk choir, State academic folk dance ensemble and many more. The new generation of musical instruments meets all the highest requirements that musicians might have. The unique sound of Tula bayans and garmons has a high reputation all over the world. Musicians often use such phrases as "real Tula bayan" or "Tula bass" etc. Tula bayans and garmons are famous for powerful and rich bass sound, which much better than German and Italian analogs have. Also, Tula instruments have amazing soulful treble sound. Today the factory "Tulskaya Garmon" produces a lot of instruments and caters to all tastes. Instruments intertwine cultural and folk traditions with unique high-quality sound. 85 years of experience in musical instrument production has made the name of «Tulskaya Garmon» a synonym of high quality in the music industry. Our bayans and garmons are high-quality instruments with unique character!
Body Material | leather |
Item Weight | 18 Pounds |
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