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Pak Yanto used to be a taxi driver but now in his old days, his physical condition shall not allowed him to drive a cab anymore. But he just can't stay at home doing nothing, so he decide to walk around Jakarta with his harmonica and expecting someone to give him some money if they like. He always play Indonesian kid songs of Ibu Sud or Pak Kasur, both are legendary in Indonesia. I love kid songs, who didn't? He was playing "Pergi Belajar" song when we met and he didn't mind when I took his photograph. Good luck to you and your harmonica pak..
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I couldn't believe that these tiny harmonicas were working ones! Basically, I'm obsessed with 'Two Penny Lane Jewellery' www.twopennylane.com/
Puck harmonica in C
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Named after a mischievous sprite from Shakespeare’s "A Midsummer Night’s Dream,"
Part of Hohner’s ‘Historic’ range it was popular in the 1920’s due apparently to its pixie like size, yet full diatonic 10 hole range. Assembled, tested, and tuned by hand, it comes in a pretty cardboard case.
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This petite harmonica has stainless steel covers and a plastic comb.
made in Germany
Music soothes the savage breast, so it is said. Even the humble harmonica can ease the mind and please the soul.
I picked up a harmonica in the key of "C" cause that's what is used on the practice CD n my new book. I got a Lee Oskar rather than a Hohner; it has a different feel, a lot bendier.
I love this guy. He was just sitting outside his nursing home playing the harmonica. So I asked him is he minded me taking a few close ups of him.
My gang of harmonicas - a couple of ProHarps (in A, D and E) and a couple of Blues Harps (C and G). I prefer the Pro Harps. The E sounds the best ... but no-one plays in the right key to let me use it. The link below will take you to a YouTube clip featuring the sounds of the D harp.
Rare and unusual harmonica. Two bass harmonicas with buttons that receive air through the brass mouthpiece. Ten hole diatonic to play at the front. Complicated system. Patented in 1902.