-
Harmonica (or the
German equivalent Harmonika) can
refer to: Harmonica, free-reed
aerophone (G. Mundharmonika) Gl**** harmonica, gl****
ideophone (G. Glasharmonika)...
- The
Steirische Harmonika (Austrian
German pronunciation: [ˈʃtaɪrɪʃɛ
harˈmoːnika]) is a type of
bisonoric diatonic button accordion important to the alpine...
- self-built studio, in Düsseldorf. "Atem" is a
recording of breathing,
while "
Harmonika"
features a tape-mani****ted
mouth organ. The
cover design,
credited to...
-
accordion departments. The
oldest name for this
group of
instruments is
harmonika, from the Gr**** harmonikos,
meaning "harmonic, musical". Today, native...
- in the world. The
oldest surviving work
written about music theory is
Harmonika Stoicheia by Aristoxenus.
Asian music covers a
swath of
music cultures...
- pop hip hop
Occupations Singer songwriter record producer Instrument(s) Vocals, guitar,
harmonika Years active 2009–present
Website www.jeremyloops.com...
- Alpenländische
Volksmusik Stylistic origins Traditional folk
music Cultural origins Alps
region Typical instruments Steirische Harmonika guitar violin family...
-
Christopher Moller).
Anleitung zum
Selbstunterricht auf der
Harmonika. Roellig, Leopold. Uber die
Harmonika / Uber die Orphika. Smith, James.
Tutor for the Musical...
- The
Saratovskaya garmonika,
named after the
Russian city of Saratov, is a
colorful variant on the
standard one row push–pull
diatonic button accordion...
-
Polish Goral diatonic button accordion,
similar to the
Alpine Steirische Harmonika. Like the latter, the
heligonka differs from
other types of
diatonic button...
