Hohner Kazoo

The Hohner Kazoo is a musical instrument that belongs to the family of mirlitons or membranophones. It is a small, simple, and easy-to-play instrument that produces a buzzing sound when played.

The Hohner Kazoo consists of a hollow metal or plastic tube with a small resonator or membrane on one end and a small opening on the other. To play the kazoo, the player hums or sings into the larger opening while covering and uncovering the smaller opening with their mouth. This causes the membrane to vibrate, creating a distinct buzzing sound.

The kazoo is known for its whimsical and playful sound, and it is often used in a variety of musical genres, including folk, jazz, and children's music. It is a popular instrument for beginners and is often used as an introduction to music for young children.

Hohner is a well-known and respected manufacturer of various musical instruments, including harmonicas, accordions, and kazoos. Their kazoos are known for their quality construction and reliable performance.