Hohner Miniature Harmonica Little Lady – C Major

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Hohner Little Lady: The World's Smallest Harmonica at Dany's Music Shop

The Hohner Little Lady is not only a charming collector's item but also a fully functional miniature musical instrument. As the world's smallest playable harmonica, it boasts an impressive history – it was even the first musical instrument in space.

Hohner Little Lady Product Highlights

  • Fully playable: Despite its size of only approx. 3.5 cm, it offers a complete C-major diatonic scale with 4 channels and 8 notes.

  • High-quality craftsmanship: Equipped with a pearwood comb and brass reeds for the authentic Hohner sound.

  • Compact design: Ideal as a keychain, gift, or musical accessory for on the go.

  • Historical heritage: World-renowned for its use aboard the Gemini 6 mission in 1965.

 

  • Full-fledged pearwood comb
  • Precisely tuned brass reed plates
  • Completely playable C-major scale, suitable for many simple melodies
  • Solid stainless steel covers with original Little Lady cover engraving
  • Practical, sturdy slipcase made of impact-resistant plastic
  • Includes a metal eyelet for attaching a necklace or keyring

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