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This page features clubs, organizations, and associations for harmonica players and fans alike.
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- SPAH (USA)
- The home page to the national institution for the harmonica (Society for the Preservation & Advancement of the Harmonica).
- LARHA (USA)
- Los Angeles Regional Harmonica Association. "One of the primary goals of LARHA is to promote the many harmonica gigs throughout the Greater Los Angeles area, and indeed all of Southern California. Of special interest to all players are the unique jam sessions currently being held at various venues."
- NHL (Great Britain)
- All you ever needed to know about the National Harmonica League in Great Britain.
- Denver Mile High Harmonica Club (USA)
- A club for harmonica players of all skill levels and musical interests.
- Gateway Harmonica Club "GHC" Club (USA)
- "GHC was organized in 1987 for the purpose of preserving and advancing the playing of harmonica music in the Greater St. Louis, Missouri (USA) area. In the period since its founding, the club has provided not only fellowship, learning and enjoyment for its members, but also a source of entertainment and cheer for audiences both young and old."
- Mundharmonika Schweiz (Switzerland)
- "The home page of the only national harmonica association in Switzerland. You will find the names of about 50 groups, the annual program and many interesting links and addresses."
- Harmonica Organization Of Texas "HOOT" (USA)
- "The Harmonica Organization Of Texas! The largest harmonica club in Texas. Come check out articles, photographs, events, newsletters,
instruction, and links to all the best harmonica sites on the web. This
site has message boards, classifieds, on-line harmonica store, 4-sale or
trade, and chat rooms for the harmonica enthusiast."
- SunCoast Harmonica Club (USA)
- "We are a Harmonica club in west central Florida. Made up of a wide variety of skill levels and experience. We're always looking for new members in our area.
We organize group seminars, meet at Harp gig's and share information to help each other learn harp."
- The Harmonica Club (USA)
- "The Harmonica Club is a group of guys and girls that meet every Tuesday night in Huntington, WV. We record a lot of our sessions and post them online. So grab a C harp, check out the website, and play along."
- Harmonicist Collective (Australia)
- Our club was formed in the later half of 2004 by half a dozen harmonica/harp enthusiasts headed up by local blues muso & harp tutor Ð Merewether Fats (Mark Salter); with the aim to Ôpositively promote through fellowship and musicianship the benefits of harmonica playing for self and othersÕ, in the local Newcastle & Hunter valley region of NSW Australia.
- Acoustic Harmonica Society- AHS (USA)
- "The Acoustic Harmonica Society Of Florida is all about FUN and having fun, whether it be playing the harmonica or listening or Working on them (tweaking), or even just talking about harmonicas. Sometimes going out to dinner and enjoying the fellowship of other players. We hope you enjoy the site and have FUN!"
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France Harmonica
- Web site of the Harmonica Association of France. You can access both French and English pages from one front page. It also contains information about the1999 World Harmonica Festival, held in France.
- SPAH's International List of Harmonica Clubs and Societies
- This page compiles nearly every harmonica club and organization in the world. Most of the clubs don't have a web site up, but all the listings include the mailing addresses and/or email addresses for contact.
If you have a harmonica-related website and would like it listed here, please email us with the web address, site title (or player's name), brief description, and the page it should be included on. Also, if you find any 'dead' links or have changed the URL to your site, let us know so we can make the update.
To open any of the pages in a new browser window, right-click and select "OPEN LINK IN NEW WINDOW" ("NEW WINDOW WITH THIS LINK" in Netscape). Macintosh users should click and hold on the link until you can select the same option.
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