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harmonica

[hahr-mon-i-kuh] / hɑrˈmɒn ɪ kə /


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The process often starts with a personal story of a loss and ends with an unexpected human connection made by the need for something small, like a harmonica.

From Los Angeles Times

Around camp fires on his adventure trips, he played a harmonica.

From The Wall Street Journal

For an encore, Springsteen emerged alone with acoustic guitar and harmonica and joked he was just getting warmed up.

From Seattle Times

His terse but thoughtful songs sound close-knit, casual and real time, and the lead guitar — sometimes doubled by a harmonica, à la Nelson — is modest and acoustic, not electric.

From New York Times

Last year, a harmonica player was arrested for playing the song outside the British consulate in Hong Kong to mourn the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

From BBC