Sampling a Japanese Nagoya Harp (Taishogoto) @DavidHilowitzMusic
Sampling a Japanese Nagoya Harp (Taishogoto)  @DavidHilowitzMusic
Uploaded November 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video, I take a Japanese Nagoya Harp (Taishogoto) that I found in a thrift shop and turn it into a full-featured Kontakt Library.

This Kontakt library is available for purchase for the (cheap) price of $10: decentsamples.com/product/nagoya-harp-taishogoto-kontakt/.

Background:

The Nagoya Harp is a stringed musical instrument that was invented in 1912 by a musician/entrepreneur named Gorō Morita. It is similar to the bulbul tarang (India) and akkordolia (Germany).
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Sampling a Japanese Nagoya Harp (Taishogoto)

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