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Harmonica (or the
German equivalent Harmonika) can
refer to: Harmonica, free-reed
aerophone (G. Mundharmonika) Gl**** harmonica, gl****
ideophone (G. Glasharmonika)...
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displaying chords (Fingering) Key
layouts Questions and a list of
builders of
Steirischen Harmonikas List with web
links -
makers of
Steirischen Harmonikas...
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accordion departments. The
oldest name for this
group of
instruments is
harmonika, from the Gr**** harmonikos,
meaning "harmonic, musical". Today, native...
- The
oldest surviving work
written on the
subject of
music theory is
Harmonika Stoicheia by Aristoxenus.
Asian music covers a
swath of
music cultures...
- The
Saratovskaya garmonika,
named after the
Russian city of Saratov, is a
colorful variant on the
standard one row push–pull
diatonic button accordion...
- 1999, Mike
Bauhaus in 2002, Guy
Denys in 2008,
Danny D, Linda, Márió à
Harmonikás in 2014,
Sugarfree in 2015, Hank Damen, Les
horizons in 2017, Gert Ekkelboom...
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Simon &
Schuster Inc. ISBN 0-671-73747-3
Aristoxenus (1902).
Aristoxenou Harmonika stoicheia: The
Harmonics of Aristoxenus, Gr**** text
edited with an English...
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accordion Free b****
accordion Piano accordion Schrammel accordion Steirische Harmonika aerophones 412.132
Europe free reed
instruments accordion Accordola aerophones...
- 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...
- Alpenländische
Volksmusik Stylistic origins Traditional folk
music Cultural origins Alps
region Typical instruments Steirische Harmonika guitar violin family...
