- The
Harmonicon was an
influential monthly journal of
music published in
London from 1823 to 1833. It was
edited at one
period by
William Ayrton (1777–1858...
- Look up
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Harmonicon may
refer to: The
Harmonicon, a
London musical magazine 1823–33 Panharmonicon, an organ-like...
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Harmonicon is a
genus of
South American curtain web
spiders that was
first described by F. O. ****rd-Cambridge in 1896. As of April 2025[update] it contains...
- (in German)
Wikimedia Commons has
media related to Gl**** harps. gl****harp.org
Grand Harmonicon, Baltimore, ca. 1830 at The
Metropolitan Museum of Art...
-
tells that he
worked in 1810 to 1812 with
Johann Nepomuk Mälzel's Pan
Harmonicon that was sent to
Boston and then
exhibited in
several towns. Mälzel had...
- of
astronomy and
trigonometry and a
treatise that was
never published:
Harmonicon coeleste. In 1579, the
trigonometric tables Canon mathematicus, seu ad...
- (11th ed.).
Cambridge University Press. p. 87. Ayrton,
William (1827). The
Harmonicon. Vol. V.
Samuel Leigh. p. 47. ISBN 1276309457. {{cite book}}: ISBN / Date...
- 2023. "Philharmonic Concerts:
Third concert, Monday,
March 21st". The
Harmonicon. 3 (28): 69–70.
April 1825 – via RIPM. Genet, Jean (1963). The Maids....
- the
inner aureole of the
Skiddaw granite.
Known originally as the “Rock
Harmonicon”, the
instrument was
performed upon by
three players at once, the sons...
- (1825).
Tutor for the
Grand Harmonicon. Baltimore, Maryland. Ironmonger, David.
Instructions for the
Double and
Single Harmonicon Gl****es. Muller, Johann...
