The International Melodica Museum
The International Melodica Museum
Welcome to The International Melodica Museum. This museum carries a vast collection of some of the most popular, unique, and rare melodicas worldwide, from countries such as Italy, Japan, China, Germany, Czechoslovakia, South Korea, and Poland, to name a few. Though Hohner, based in Trossingen, Germany, is the market-leading manufacturer of the Melodica™, this exquisite instrument has also been referred to as the Melodion, Pianica, Clavietta Melodihorn, Piano Horn, and countless more, which are manufactured by companies such as Suzuki, Tokai, Yamaha, Samick, Zen-On, Victoria and many more. Join The IMM and enjoy this incredible collection that keeps growing each month. The IMM's mission is to bring the Melodica to the front of the stage and make it as popular and recognized as many of the musical instruments we currently love to hear and play.
The IMM
Join the IMM and see hundreds of melodicas from around the world.
Your membership fee of $20.00 for a one year subscription grants you access to the members area gallery where you can view photos of the entire collection. Your membership fee also helps support the maintenance and growth of the IMM.
Thank you for your support
Go to our members only section, scroll down to the bottom and click the join button and all your wildest Melodica dreams will come true.
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The Melodica
From Hohner, manufacture of the original Melodica from Germany
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The Melodion
All the latest innovations from Suzuki the leader in the Keyboard Harmonica
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The Pianica and more Oh My!!!
From Tokai Gakki to the newest Pianica models from Yamaha
A virtual Aladdin’s Cave of Melodicas, not to mention Pianicas, Melodions, Vibrandoneon, Claviettas, Piano horns, Melodicas, Melodyhorns, etc., all in amazing photographic detail. If you are interested in these portable, mouth blown reed organs, then be prepared to spend a LOT of time browsing at The International Melodica Museum!
Pat Missin.
IMM is a time thief! I will forever look at beautiful pictures. There are many Melodica that I don't know.
Akeo Minamikawa
The collection keeps growing, so don’t miss out! Join the IMM today. Also, if you have a Melodica that you do not see in the gallery, please contact us right away, we want to see it.
Special Notice: All Photographs © copyrighted 2023 and may not be used without permission from the IMM Under special use/license.
Angel Melodihorn
This weeks addition is the
Angel N-37K Melodihorn. Join today and see several pictures of this Melodica in our members gallery section under
“South Korea” "Melodihorn”