what are the deminsions of this harp ? I bought one from Amazon but it is small. The section that fits in the mouth is 1 1/2 in long. Very hard to play. Was wondering if this one is bigger as the ad says it is. Thanks

The part you put in your mouth is about the same dimension, however the part you hang onto is much bigger. I have the Soprano & the Alto one and I found the alto one much easier to play. The lower the tone, the larger the mouth harp is. I hope this info helps!

What key / note does it play?

Essentially the note or 'sound' that comes out is what ever note you are making with your mouth (kinda like a kazoo). The noise it makes is a buzzy twangy sound that when you move your tongue/mouth it will change key somewhat. I will note that these instruments are more novelty than anything all though you can create some really cool sounds with it. There are three different sizes: soprano, alto & tenor. Thanks for the question!!

What age child is it appropriate for?

Not recommended until permanent front teeth are in... age varies.

Colors vary and are not consistent between the soprano, tenor and alto, basically a candy apple maroon, a blue and a green. colors aside, they are by far the best instruments with the best materials and craftsmanship and the best music is attained as a result. Competitors are mostly too bulky with a too stiff vibrator and trigger.

Body material	Wood
Included components	Not Included
Finish type	Brushed
Manufacturer	KMC Music Inc
UPC	082562074019 082562341005
Global Trade Identification Number	00082562074019
Product Dimensions	21.59 x 3.81 x 11.43 cm; 20 g
Item model number	3493
Language:	English
Assembly Required	No
Batteries Required?	No
Batteries Included?	No
Material Type(s)	Wood
Color	Natural Wood
Release date	17 October 2012
ASIN	B0012Q7B5S

Grover Alto Austrian Jaw Harp

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