Collection: Harmonica

The harmonica, also known as a mouth organ or French harp, is a small wind instrument that is played by blowing air through reed chambers. It consists of a row of metal reeds mounted on a metal or plastic comb-shaped body. The player manipulates the harmonica by inhaling and exhaling to produce different pitches and tones. It is a versatile instrument that is commonly used in blues, folk, country, and rock music. Portable and easy to learn, the harmonica offers a distinct and soulful sound. Its expressive capabilities make it a favorite among musicians and a popular choice for solo performances and accompaniment.