U. S. Patent #2416451, date February 25, 1947, for a method of and making integral reed plates and reeds by Finn H. Magnus assignor to International Plastic Harmonica Corporation.

It rings like a bell, with a loud, clear tone—not toylike or muffled like some cheaper plastic comb instruments. The author's own Lee Oskar Harmonica The best part? I have not had a reed go out ...

If you’re looking to purchase harmonicas or mouth organs, then you can easily find a good set of options online. The best harmonicas feature a plastic comb, reed plate with electroplating anti ...

The origins of the harmonica are obscure, but it seems to have appeared first in Germany. There several tinkerers devised instruments based on the the fact that air blown over a reed fixed at one ...

When you hear the twangy hum of a harmonica, the pure tones of a pitch pipe, or the rich chords of an accordion, you're hearing the vibrations of free reeds set in motion by rushing air.

The Bangalore Harmonica and Reed Instrument Festival 2015 will take off this Sunday at Ravindra Kalakshetra. Organised by the Bangalore Harmonica (mouth organ) Club, the first festival was held in ...

The aim of Reeds and Ragas is “to create more audience for harmonica music,” he adds. The school where he works had once asked him to conduct summer camp for its children. As a self-taught ...