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  Harmonica, popularly known as mouth organ is a wind instrument consisting of a small rectangular case containing a set of metal reeds connected to a row of holes, over which the player inhales and exhales air to play the desired tunes. It is used in wide variety of music genres such as classical music, jazz, country, American folk music, blues and more.  The length and thickness of the reed determines the note that is heard by a player.   Harmonica market   has multiple names such as pocket piano, Mississippi saxophone, and French harp. The first patent for harmonica was issued to Christian Friedrich Ludwig Buschmann, a German musical instrument maker. It was a 10 cm instrument that featured 21 blow notes. Extensive cleaning is needed to avoid any fungal or bacterial impacts on the harmonica. There are different types of harmonicas as per the different structures and complexity. The voice modulations involved in each type is different as compared to the rest. Harmo...