Huuliharppua
Huuliharppua, also known as the jaw harp or mouth harp, is a musical instrument that belongs to the lamellophone family. It produces sound by the vibration of a free reed attached to a lamella. The instrument is typically held against the player's mouth, which acts as a resonating chamber. The pitch of the sound is altered by changing the shape of the oral cavity, similar to how a singer modifies vowel sounds.
The huuliharppua is one of the oldest known musical instruments, with archaeological evidence suggesting its existence
The sound produced by a huuliharppua is often described as buzzing or twanging. While it can be
Modern huuliharppua can be made from a variety of materials, including metal, bamboo, and wood. While often