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Harmonica Enthusiasts,

   This site was created as a fun and informative place for you to visit. It has a separate page for every state in the US so harmonicists can add their web site links to there home state page. Our home page is set up as an Online Harmonica Festival. It has a stage area where you can listen to harmonica music, and also make arrangements to have your own music played there. It's all free.

NEW , We now have a links exchange page to our friends outside the US.

   We vow to keep this site clean, well maintained, up to date, and organized. To make it grow, all we need from you is to add your free links, and come back often to hear the music, and check out the vendors. As it grows, we plan to add other attractions such as workshops, informative articles, and much more.

NEW , Resources for Harmonica students

   Mark Purintun's harmonica Song Key web site, Harpin' an' a Whinin' is chuck full of midi files and harmonica tabs. Check it out.

   Are you puzzled about what key of harp to use to play in different positions? Check out Frank Bard's Harmonica students page for helpful key charts, tables, and other info.

Thanks for stopping by.