concept   harp
12 commonsense assertions
Cultures (12) • Ireland (1) • Western countries (1) • Japan (1) • Scotland (1) • Middle Eastern countries (1) • Wales (1) • African (1) • Europe (1) • United States (1) • China (1) • India (1) • North America (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 harp Ireland The harp is culturally significant in Irish traditional music, folklore, and storytelling, symbolizing national identity and mythology. 10
2 harp Western countries The harp is associated with classical music and elegant events in Western countries. 8
3 harp Japan Playing the harp holds less cultural significance in Japan compared to traditional string instruments such as koto or gayageum. 4
4 harp Scotland The harp is a traditional instrument deeply rooted in Celtic and folk music traditions in Scotland. 4
5 harp Middle Eastern countries The harp is commonly used in traditional folk music and cultural celebrations in Middle Eastern countries. 3
6 harp Wales The harp is deeply ingrained in Welsh traditional music and folklore. 3
7 harp African The harp holds cultural significance in African traditional music and ceremonies. 2
8 harp Europe The harp is commonly associated with classical music and used in orchestras and formal concerts in European culture. 2
9 harp United States The harp is commonly associated with elegant and sophisticated classical music in the United States. 2
10 harp China The harp is not widely known or traditionally associated with music in Japan and China. 1
11 harp India The harp is a commonly used instrument in classical and folk music in Indian culture. 1
12 harp North America The harp in North American culture is often associated with classical and orchestral music and played in formal settings such as concert halls. 1