Hanapin
Harp
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harpa
a triangular musical instrument with a row of strings that are stretched vertically, played with the fingers
What is a "harp"?
A harp is a stringed instrument with a large, triangular frame and a series of strings stretched vertically across it. It produces sound by plucking the strings with the fingers, which can be done using the fingertips or nails. The harp typically has a range of pedals or levers that allow the player to adjust the pitch of the strings, enabling the creation of different notes and chords. Harps come in various sizes and types, including the concert harp with pedals for orchestral music and the smaller, folk harp for traditional and popular music. Known for its beautiful, resonant sound and delicate appearance, the harp is used in many musical genres, from classical to folk and contemporary music.
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harmonika
a small rectangular free-reed instrument having a row of free reeds set back in air holes and played by blowing into the desired hole
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arpa
a pair of curved vertical supports for a lampshade
Halimbawa
In ancient mythology, the harp was often associated with angels and heavenly music.
She practiced the harp diligently every day to prepare for the upcoming recital.
The sound of the harp filled the concert hall, enchanting the audience with its delicate tones.
He studied classical music and became skilled at playing the harp from a young age.
In traditional folk music, the Jew's harp adds a distinctive twang to the ensemble's performance.
