Definition of wind harp in English:

wind harp

noun

another term for aeolian harp
Example sentencesExamples
- This new CD is among the last and is the result of recordings made in Finland in 1998 with six wind harps.
- This has been a dream for the past 28 years since I saw my first wind harp on a ridge in Vermont.
- The wind harp achieved its popularity in Romantic poetry largely because of its symbolic relationship with the forces of Nature.
- The McLean Mix plays stone chimes and clariflute; the wind and rain play Richard Lerman's electro-acoustic wind harps;
- The McElliott family hopes the harmonic sounds of the wind harp will lift the spirits of all those who visit this special tribute.
- Outside the living room windows he built two wind harps, 12-foot-tall clusters of 32 strings.
- The Aeolian Harp took its fundamental form from the traditional wind harp, an instrument that plays ethereal, random music as wind currents move over and vibrate its strings.
- Harmonic wind harps transpose the spirit of the wind into spontaneous, multi-layered music in time to nature's rhythms.
- Our modern wind harps, with their soothing, ethereal tones and contemporary designs, are in fact based on principles that date back to antiquity.
- These are beautiful handcrafted, precision tuned wind chimes and wind harps made in the USA.
- A giant wind harp is the centerpiece of the newly constructed Reflections Garden located between the Nancy Thompson Library and Downs Hall.
- The strings on the wind harp are tuned to the pentatonic, 5 note scale, commonly heard in oriental music.
- In principal, the wind harp is very simple.
- On the giant wind harps, the sounds are lower and sound more mysterious than fairy-like because the strings are so long, but the tones are still harmonics of the fundamental pitch of the string.
- We also had this ‘wind harp,’ a lyre with gut strings, that we'd de-tuned and stuck out in the wind on the truck.
- Richardson, a long admirer of wind chimes and wind harps, has collected different types for years.
- Ross S Barrable creates beautiful wind harps out of bronze, titanium, stainless steel and crystal using the principles of sacred geometry.

Definition of wind harp in US English:

wind harp

nounˈwɪnd ˌhɑrpˈwind ˌhärp

another term for aeolian harp
Example sentencesExamples
- The wind harp achieved its popularity in Romantic poetry largely because of its symbolic relationship with the forces of Nature.
- A giant wind harp is the centerpiece of the newly constructed Reflections Garden located between the Nancy Thompson Library and Downs Hall.
- Our modern wind harps, with their soothing, ethereal tones and contemporary designs, are in fact based on principles that date back to antiquity.
- We also had this ‘wind harp,’ a lyre with gut strings, that we'd de-tuned and stuck out in the wind on the truck.
- In principal, the wind harp is very simple.
- The strings on the wind harp are tuned to the pentatonic, 5 note scale, commonly heard in oriental music.
- This new CD is among the last and is the result of recordings made in Finland in 1998 with six wind harps.
- Harmonic wind harps transpose the spirit of the wind into spontaneous, multi-layered music in time to nature's rhythms.
- These are beautiful handcrafted, precision tuned wind chimes and wind harps made in the USA.
- On the giant wind harps, the sounds are lower and sound more mysterious than fairy-like because the strings are so long, but the tones are still harmonics of the fundamental pitch of the string.
- The McElliott family hopes the harmonic sounds of the wind harp will lift the spirits of all those who visit this special tribute.
- Ross S Barrable creates beautiful wind harps out of bronze, titanium, stainless steel and crystal using the principles of sacred geometry.
- Richardson, a long admirer of wind chimes and wind harps, has collected different types for years.
- The Aeolian Harp took its fundamental form from the traditional wind harp, an instrument that plays ethereal, random music as wind currents move over and vibrate its strings.
- Outside the living room windows he built two wind harps, 12-foot-tall clusters of 32 strings.
- This has been a dream for the past 28 years since I saw my first wind harp on a ridge in Vermont.
- The McLean Mix plays stone chimes and clariflute; the wind and rain play Richard Lerman's electro-acoustic wind harps;

词汇	wind harp
释义	Definition of wind harp in English: wind harp noun another term for aeolian harp Example sentencesExamples This new CD is among the last and is the result of recordings made in Finland in 1998 with six wind harps. This has been a dream for the past 28 years since I saw my first wind harp on a ridge in Vermont. The wind harp achieved its popularity in Romantic poetry largely because of its symbolic relationship with the forces of Nature. The McLean Mix plays stone chimes and clariflute; the wind and rain play Richard Lerman's electro-acoustic wind harps; The McElliott family hopes the harmonic sounds of the wind harp will lift the spirits of all those who visit this special tribute. Outside the living room windows he built two wind harps, 12-foot-tall clusters of 32 strings. The Aeolian Harp took its fundamental form from the traditional wind harp, an instrument that plays ethereal, random music as wind currents move over and vibrate its strings. Harmonic wind harps transpose the spirit of the wind into spontaneous, multi-layered music in time to nature's rhythms. Our modern wind harps, with their soothing, ethereal tones and contemporary designs, are in fact based on principles that date back to antiquity. These are beautiful handcrafted, precision tuned wind chimes and wind harps made in the USA. A giant wind harp is the centerpiece of the newly constructed Reflections Garden located between the Nancy Thompson Library and Downs Hall. The strings on the wind harp are tuned to the pentatonic, 5 note scale, commonly heard in oriental music. In principal, the wind harp is very simple. On the giant wind harps, the sounds are lower and sound more mysterious than fairy-like because the strings are so long, but the tones are still harmonics of the fundamental pitch of the string. We also had this ‘wind harp,’ a lyre with gut strings, that we'd de-tuned and stuck out in the wind on the truck. Richardson, a long admirer of wind chimes and wind harps, has collected different types for years. Ross S Barrable creates beautiful wind harps out of bronze, titanium, stainless steel and crystal using the principles of sacred geometry. Definition of wind harp in US English: wind harp nounˈwɪnd ˌhɑrpˈwind ˌhärp another term for aeolian harp Example sentencesExamples The wind harp achieved its popularity in Romantic poetry largely because of its symbolic relationship with the forces of Nature. A giant wind harp is the centerpiece of the newly constructed Reflections Garden located between the Nancy Thompson Library and Downs Hall. Our modern wind harps, with their soothing, ethereal tones and contemporary designs, are in fact based on principles that date back to antiquity. We also had this ‘wind harp,’ a lyre with gut strings, that we'd de-tuned and stuck out in the wind on the truck. In principal, the wind harp is very simple. The strings on the wind harp are tuned to the pentatonic, 5 note scale, commonly heard in oriental music. This new CD is among the last and is the result of recordings made in Finland in 1998 with six wind harps. Harmonic wind harps transpose the spirit of the wind into spontaneous, multi-layered music in time to nature's rhythms. These are beautiful handcrafted, precision tuned wind chimes and wind harps made in the USA. On the giant wind harps, the sounds are lower and sound more mysterious than fairy-like because the strings are so long, but the tones are still harmonics of the fundamental pitch of the string. The McElliott family hopes the harmonic sounds of the wind harp will lift the spirits of all those who visit this special tribute. Ross S Barrable creates beautiful wind harps out of bronze, titanium, stainless steel and crystal using the principles of sacred geometry. Richardson, a long admirer of wind chimes and wind harps, has collected different types for years. The Aeolian Harp took its fundamental form from the traditional wind harp, an instrument that plays ethereal, random music as wind currents move over and vibrate its strings. Outside the living room windows he built two wind harps, 12-foot-tall clusters of 32 strings. This has been a dream for the past 28 years since I saw my first wind harp on a ridge in Vermont. The McLean Mix plays stone chimes and clariflute; the wind and rain play Richard Lerman's electro-acoustic wind harps;
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