Harmonica

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System-search.svgSee also category: Mouth organs.
English: The harmonica - also known as a French harp or mouth organ -is a free reed wind instrument.
Français : L'harmonica est un instrument à vent qui se joue à la bouche et dont la vibration de lamelles produit le son.
Boarisch: Fotznhobe
Deutsch: Mundharmonika
Italiano: Armonica
Nederlands: Mondharmonica
Eesti: Suupill
Русский: Губная гармоника
Slovenščina: Orglice
Svenska: Munspel


Harmonicas[edit]

  • Diatonic harmonicas.

  • Chromonica.

  • Suzuki Humming Tremolo.

  • comparison between 16-hole chromatic and 10-hole diatonic

  • 10-hole bluesharp

  • diatonic tremolo echo harp

  • double octave bass

  • Hohner Kreuzwender.jpg

  • historical CASS harmonica

  • Hohner Little Ladies

  • chromatic harmonica with 4 octaves range

  • Octave tuned harmonica

  • Octave tuned harmonica (Hohner Unsere Lieblinge 48)

  • Note layout for octave harmonica (Hohner Unsere Lieblinge 48, key of C)

Parts of a harmonica[edit]

  • Reedplates mounted over the comb in a diatonic harmonica.

  • Reed plate of a diatonic harmonica.

  • Comb and reedplates.

  • tuning plates

  • tuning table

  • tuning

People playing a harmonica[edit]

  • German minister Ernst Pfister playing the smallest harmonica in the world.

  • Joan Baez and Bob Dylan, who plays guitar and harmonica (1963)

  • Emmerich - Rheinpromenade - Mundharmonikaspieler 04 ies.jpg

Sound[edit]

See also[edit]

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