Harmonica

Hohner Little Lady Standard

Name: Little Lady Standard
Brand: Hohner
SKU: 165967
Rating: 3.0 (3 reviews)

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Manufacturer: Hohner
Model: Little Lady Standard
Category: Harmonicas
Other names:little lady, littlelady

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jod35

Published on 10/02/03 at 13:14

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In résumé is a toy, not an instrument ... Well it's nice to hang a bunch of cls ... that's all.

Anonymous

Published on 06/11/05 at 01:53

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Actually, it's a toy! You play "O'Suzanna" above, and then you put it away, because at the level of expressiveness gure we can go further ...
But it's fun! For a gift of fte pressure, can be ...

Dominique Perruchon

Published on 12/30/07 at 10:20

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More than a harmonica. A gift of love for the one you already hear all day, if you offer him the pendant!
The réperoire is limited (Oh Suzana, Ode to Joy, etc. ..). Was tiny machine is primarily a wink insider.

For history buffs this model was the first instument music played in space: "Jingle Bells" Performed by Walter Shirra December 15, 1965 aboard the Gemini capsule.