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Meanings of french harp in anglès
A free reed musical wind instrument which produces notes according to the player's mouth placement over the different airways.
Synonyms
Examples for "harmonica"
Examples for "harmonica"
1
But the harmonica actually has a long, rich and extremely interesting history.
2
But he treated the audience to plenty of his trademark wheezing harmonica.
3
Like I could play a harmonica first time I picked one up.
4
Fucking pick up a harmonica and blow the shit out of it.
5
Four months later I got this email with the title 'Stevie harmonica recording'.
1
Mick is one of the best natural blues harp players I've heard.
2
US blues harp legend about to embark on New Zealand tour.
3
A man playing a blues harp passed him on the other side of Tinker Street.
4
Little Walter Jacobs was one of the best singers of the blues , and a blues harp player par excellence.
5
One thing you might not know about him is that as a child he used to play a mean blues harp.
1
And when it comes to the mouth harp, Sid just naturally can't be beat.
2
Jools and Lynda Topp are about to tour the country, with guitar, mouth harp and spoons.
3
While he was able to sit up he would play on his mouth harp or hack away at his window sills with his jackknife.
1
Subsequent composers have tended to reach for accordion, mouth organ or zither.
2
Some one further down the trench was playing a mouth organ.
3
Lulu plays Strauss's Sinfonia Domestica on the mouth organ really screamingly.
4
But the machine only spoke to him, in a voice like a mouth organ.
5
A twitch in the jaw of the mouth organ man.
Usage of french harp in anglès
1
Somewhere one is playing a tin flute, another is playing a French harp, and some are singing.
2
There was a band to lead the procession; a band of three boys, playing on a French harp, a jew's-harp, and a drum.
3
The evening passed quietly, the foreman talking but little, though he entertained Ralph for a time by playing on a French harp, or mouth organ.