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| − | The '''Harp''' is a triangular string instrument | + | The '''Harp''' is a triangular string instrument. |
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| + | It is considered one of the worlds oldest musical instruments. | ||
| + | The Harp was one of the instruments played by the [[Levite (tribe)|Levites]] on the steps of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem. | ||
The word harp has its origins in the Old Norse, German and Anglo-Saxon meaning "to pluck" | The word harp has its origins in the Old Norse, German and Anglo-Saxon meaning "to pluck" | ||
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== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 12:05, March 12, 2008
The Harp is a triangular string instrument.
It is considered one of the worlds oldest musical instruments. The Harp was one of the instruments played by the Levites on the steps of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem.
The word harp has its origins in the Old Norse, German and Anglo-Saxon meaning "to pluck"