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Minor Playing - Lessons

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Mon, 08/30/2010 - 13:07
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Minor Playing - Harmonica players will not commonly choose to play in minor due to the fact that there's not much historic precedence of our instrument doing this (in other words it's very rare and there's not much out there for us to copy). It is common though to play with other musicians and a song to be called in a minor key. What is the harmonica player to do? What position(s) are best suited for this and how do we approach it? In this study we answer those questions. You'll need three harmonica: G, A and C. This study is for intermediate and advanced skill level players.

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