The Versatile Harmonica: A Small but Mighty Musical Instrument
A harmonica is a small, portable musical instrument that is played by blowing and drawing air through it to produce different notes. It consists of a series of reeds that vibrate to create sound when air is blown or drawn through them. Harmonicas are commonly used in blues, folk, and rock music, and are often used as a solo instrument or as part of a band. They come in a variety of sizes and styles, including diatonic, chromatic, and bass harmonicas.
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