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ハーモニカ
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フリーリードを備える気鳴楽器の一つ、および似た構造を持つ楽器の総称的名称
The harmonica is a small wind instrument played by blowing air through holes in a mouthpiece, with each hole containing reeds that produce different notes, and it's widely used across many musical genres including blues, folk, jazz, and rock. Its popularity and versatility across different musical styles and cultures around the world have made it an enduring and accessible instrument for both professional musicians and casual players.
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- Instrument.name
- Harmonica
- Instrument.image
- 16-hole chrom 10-hole diatonic.jpg
- Instrument.image_capt
- A 12-hole chromatic (top) and 10-hole diatonic harmonica
- Instrument.background
- woodwind
- Instrument.hornbostel_sachs
- 412.132
- Instrument.hornbostel_sachs_desc
- Free reed aerophone
- Instrument.developed
- 1820s
- Instrument.range
- Slightly over 4 octaves (16-hole chromatic model) 3 octaves (10-hole diatonic model)
- Instrument.musicians
- List of harmonicists
- Instrument.articles
- Chromatic harmonica Richter-tuned harmonica tremolo harmonica
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- 16-hole chrom 10-hole diatonic.jpg
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- Commons category
- Harmonicas
- Hornbostel-Sachs classification
- 412.132
- Commons gallery
- Harmonica
- exact match
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- inception
- 1821-00-00
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Article · 日本語
ハーモニカ (英: harmonica) は、自由簧（フリーリード）を使った小さな楽器で、おもにポピュラー音楽や民俗音楽で使われる。ハモニカとも呼ばれることがある。また、かつては口風琴（くちふうきん）と訳されたこともある。
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