The harp is a stringed musical instrument known for its triangular shape and beautiful sound. It consists of a frame, strings, and a resonating body. Harps can vary in size, from small folk harps to large concert harps, and are played by plucking the strings with fingers. Originating in ancient times, the harp has been used in various cultures around the world, including Celtic and Egyptian traditions. It is often associated with classical music and is featured in orchestras, as well as in solo performances. The instrument's rich tones make it popular in both traditional and contemporary music.