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Children's Musical Instruments 36 months + > Beginners Easy to Play Children's Mouth Harmonica

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Top Quality Mouth Harmonica - Easy to Play Cheap Children's Harmonicas

Top Quality Mouth Harmonica - Easy to Play Cheap Children's Harmonicas

Ref: HT-MP376-3+


Price £2.47 (already includes  VAT at 17.5%)

Excellent quality but cheap easy to play mouth harmonicas that are well within everybody's budget! We just love this mouth harmonica because not only are they very affordable, but they are just so easy to play and together with their quality notes and attractiveness you just can't go wrong. There are ten holes to blow through and when you draw in air you get ten different notes on this mouth organ.

Ages: 3 yrs+

Size of Harmonica : Approx 11cms (110mm)

Price quoted is for one colourful mouth harmonica and colours vary.

A Note about Harmonicas

Blowing and drawing air out of a harmonica actually helps to develop a strong diaphragm and by breathing deep it also helps to use the entire lung volume. Specialists in the 'pulmonary' field have noted that playing a harmonica resembles an action encouraged to improve lung strength. As a result, many pulmonary rehabilitation programmes now actually include playing the harmonica.

Harmonicas are often used in blues, jazz, folk music, rock and roll, country music and even in pop music. You can also often hear someone playing a harmonica sound in other types of music such as dance, funk, acid jazz and hop-hop. A harmonica is also commonly called a mouth-organ. Harmonicas were first spotted in Vienna just before 1824. These instruments were replicated and sold around Germany and then in Czechoslovakia. Matthias Hohner was then the first person to produce diatonic harmonicas in great quantities. By late 19th century millions of harmonicas were sold. Chromatic harmonicas were first made by Hohner in 1924.

Children's Musical Instruments 36 months + > Beginners Easy to Play Children's Mouth Harmonica



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