Harp ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Harp ( noun )

A musical instrument consisting of a frame with a triangular row of strings stretched across it, played by plucking with the fingers.

Origin:

The word harp comes from old english hearpe, of germanic origin; related to dutch harp and german harfe. it was first used in english in the 9th century.

Examples:

1. The harpist played a beautiful melody on her harp.
2. The harp is a difficult instrument to master, but once learned, it produces a rich and melodic sound.
3. The harp's strings are tuned to different notes, allowing for a wide range of musical expression.
4. In Irish and Celtic music, the harp plays a prominent role as an accompaniment to singing and dancing.
5. The harp's sound is used in classical music as well as in modern pop songs.

(As a verb)

Harp ( verb )

A musical instrument consisting of a frame with a triangular row of strings stretched across it, played by plucking with the fingers.

Origin:

The word harp comes from old english hearpe, of germanic origin; related to dutch harp and german harfe. it was first used in english in the 9th century.

Examples:

1. The harpist played a beautiful melody on her harp.
2. The harp is a difficult instrument to master, but once learned, it produces a rich and melodic sound.
3. The harp's strings are tuned to different notes, allowing for a wide range of musical expression.
4. In Irish and Celtic music, the harp plays a prominent role as an accompaniment to singing and dancing.
5. The harp's sound is used in classical music as well as in modern pop songs.