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The 10 pages that link to Harmonica, each with the reason it gives.

• VibratoBroader topic: Players can create pitch vibrato by changing mouth shape and airflow.

• HarmoniumCompared with: Both use free reeds, but the harmonica relies on the player’s breath rather than bellows.

• AccordionRelated: Like the accordion, it uses free reeds, but the player supplies airflow with breath.

• Chicago bluesRelated: Amplified harmonica gave Chicago ensembles a piercing lead voice.

• Free reedBroader topic: Its spread made the free reed a widely recognized instrument mechanism.

• OverblowingNarrower topic: Overblowing is a way of extending the pitches available on this instrument.

• SuperstitionRelated: Wonder’s harmonica solo provides the track’s most prominent break from the repeating groove.

• Jingle BellsRelated: A harmonica performance helped carry the song into a memorable spaceflight broadcast.

• KazooCompared with: Unlike a kazoo, a harmonica generates sound from airflow through reeds rather than a hummed voice and membrane.

• Toots ThielemansNarrower topic: Its breath-driven reeds produce the instrument’s sound in Thielemans’s playing.