a minor blues harmonica

This Key of Harp Ab Ab Major Diatonic THE TRADITIONAL BLUES TUNING This Key of Harp А Positions 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Dorian Major Dominant Minor

The Major Diatonic harmonica uses a standard Blues tuning and can be Begin by strumming a G Major 7th chord to an A minor 7th, playing a Reggae groove

Harp Ab Positions 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Major Dominant Dorian Minor plays in tuning has been used for generations to play BLUES, ROCK, COUNTRY FOLK

Diatonic Harmonica Note Layout Including Bends Overbends = Standard Note Minor 3rd Draw Bend v Overblow v Overdraw v Whole Step Blow Bend

3 3 – There are two forms of the 7th chord quality that we work with often for Blues harmonica One is the Major-Minor 7th Chord (also known as a Dominant 7th 

The SAMPLER is the perfect way for blues harmonica players to explore new possibilities Improvisation in minor pieces, (chromatic Blues) is possible by 

Tuning (Standard Blues Harmonica, refer to fig below bottom) For playing minor-blues the so called 3rd position is probably the best choice - or to put it

- the Major Pentatonic and minor Pentatonic Scales are related – if you play the C Major Pentatonic scale (C-D-E-G-A), but have the first note as the A, then it 

The Marine Band 1896 is the archetypal blues harmonica harmonica embodies the real blues like no other including all major, minor, 7th, diminished