Robby England
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Yvonnick,
In the major scale arpeggios, upward downward Bmaj, I believe the 6th note should be G# and the 8th note C#. They are written as naturals. Also, I asked earlier if it is important to play the notes as written in the tabulature as I play a Seydel Saxony in orchestral tuning.
Thanks,
Robby - Robby England posted an update 1 month, 2 weeks ago
I play a Saxony with chromatic tuning, so the holes on my harmonica don’t correspond to the holes specified by the tabulature. I have been ignoring the tabulature and playing from the musical notes. But I have noticed that sometimes the tabulature calls for alternative positions for some notes–such as (+4) for C rather than 5. Is it important…[Read more]
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Robby England earned the badges: Fundamental Technique 1 month, 2 weeks ago
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Robby England‘s profile was updated 2 months, 2 weeks ago
- Robby England posted an update 2 months, 2 weeks ago
Hello, my name is Robby. I’ve played around with the diatonic harmonica since I was 10 years old–that was more than a half-century ago! About 4 years ago I decided to get serious. I taught myself to read music on the chromatic and began practicing almost daily. I’m hoping this course will take me up another level.
Thanks for letting me know Robby about the scale. The harmonica tabs are written for classic chromatic harmonica tuning. It will not work with a Seydel orchestral tuning as it starts with a G on the first hole.