Translation for 'mouth organ' from English to Russian

mouth organ

губная гармошка {ж} [разг.]муз.

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organ

о́рган {м}анат.

орга́н {м}муз.

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mouth

рот {с}анат.

mouth {sg}

уста {мн} [устр.] [возв.] [рот]

mouth harp

unverified варга́н {м}муз.

mouth gag

роторасширитель {м}мед.стомат.

mouth-watering

аппетитный {adj}

Bournemouth <B'mouth>

Борнмут {м}геогр.

mouth [of an animal]

пасть {ж}

by word of mouth

устно {adv}

from the horse's mouth

из первых устидиом.

to live from hand to mouth [fig.]

жить впроголодь [разг.]

• Perhaps best known from the province is the lusheng, a type of mouth organ, used by the Miao people of Guizhou for pentatonic antiphonal courting songs.
• Boyd also then joined the YMCA marching band where he mastered the mouth organ and accompanied the band when they won a world championship at the Canadian National Exhibition.
• He wears the Northeast region of Thailand's traditional garments and plays the khaen, a mouth organ that the region is famous for.
• The minor characters are never heard to speak (although Michael occasionally announces his presence with his mouth organ).
• Other single-action or bisonoric members of the free-reed family include the German concertina, the Anglo-German (or "Anglo") concertina, the bandoneon, the Chemnitzer concertina (see concertina) and the mouth organ (harmonica).

• It features the "shō" (Japanese mouth organ) playing of Mayumi Miyata, who appears playing her instrument near the start and conclusion of the film.
• The area possesses a few musical collectives including the Footscray – Yarraville City Band and the Yarraville Mouth Organ Band.
• In precolonial times, the Mizos used the drum, gong and mouth organ made of gourd and bamboo as musical instruments.
• Jimmy started with the mouth organ and soon played the fiddle.
• In his youth he began playing mouth organ at the age of seven and violin at the age of eleven, before he took up playing bassoon for the school orchestra.

• "Atem" is a recording of breathing, while "Harmonika" features a tape-manipulated mouth organ.
• Traditionally, the tune was developed by the singer as an interpretation of a "klon" poem and accompanied primarily by the "khene" (a free reed mouth organ).
• A mouth organ is any free reed aerophone with one or more air chambers fitted with a free reed.
• 20 saw Villa-Lobos's mature style emerge; unconstrained by the use of traditional formulae or any requirement for dramatic tension, the piece at times imitates a mouth organ, children's dances, a harlequinade, and ends with an impression of the carnival parade.
• Bugun Music and dances are accompanied by traditional musical instruments like Thabam (Drum), Khenkhyap (Clappers), Beeyen (a single stringed fiddle), Gong (Mouth Organ made by bamboo & a string) and various types of Fly (Flute).

• Lanier has composed contemporary classical music and is a collector of rare instruments (of which he owns one to two thousand); his acoustic album, "Instruments of Change" (1994) features Asian wind and string instruments such as the khene mouth organ, the suling flute, and the sitar-like esraj.