Brianna Fox spent her free time learning to play the harmonica so she could surprise her husband by playing a favorite song ...

“Harmonica for Health is a fun and effective way for our Veterans to focus on their breathing,” said Jazmin Martinez, MSN, RN, and Pulmonary Case Manager at the Orlando VA.

Each student was directed to a table to grab a harmonica of their choice, two of Dave’s harmonica practice CDs and an instructional guide with information and songs inside.

By engaging in regular harmonica practice, Veterans can better control their breathing, decrease shortness of breath, mobilize sputum, and ultimately improve their quality of life.” ...

Mad Dog gave the group homework —10 minutes of harmonica practice twice a day until they meet again. He gave them a handout with instructions to play “Silent Night.” ...

A musician needs full lungs to play the harmonica. That makes the pocket-size instrument just what the doctor ordered for respiratory therapy patients at Allegheny Health Network’s West Penn ...

When you think of the harmonica, you’re probably thinking of a diatonic harmonica: 10 holes, locked to a single key. Diatonic harp players—Bob Dylan, Little Walter, the guy from Blues Traveler ...

Harmonica virtuoso Howard Levy found that by blowing a little too hard into his instrument, he could conjure notes it was never made to play. "And it freaked me out, I have to tell you," he says.