Re: [Harp-L] Bent overbends

["John Kerkhoven" <solo_danswer@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Very impressive, Tinus -- especially when I realized just what you are
doing.

I stumbled across one of your blues examples on my computer recently (blues
example II) that I had downloaded a long time ago. I didn't know at first
where it came from, but figured out quickly enough that it was from your
site. Very lively. Inspired me to try it and get the feel for it. Thank you
for these samples.

John


>
> Since you asked about the bent overblows I have put a few examples on my
> webpage so you can hear what the quality of the sound is when you start
> at the bent OB.
>
>
> http://overblow.com/index.php?menuid=216
>
>
> Or the direct links:
>
> hole 6: B to Bb
> http://www.overblow.com/mp3/bent_ob/B_BB.mp3
>
> hole 5: G to Gb
> http://www.overblow.com/mp3/bent_ob/G_GB.mp3
>
> hole 4: E to Eb
> http://www.overblow.com/mp3/bent_ob/E_EB.mp3
>
> hole 4: F to E to Eb
> http://www.overblow.com/mp3/bent_ob/F_E_EB.mp3
>
> hole 1: E to Eb
> http://www.overblow.com/mp3/bent_ob/E_EB_LOW.mp3
>
>
> Tinus
>
> http://www.tenhole.com
> http://www.overblow.com
>
>
> > Since I'm only looking for expression and would use OB
> > to hit the missing notes one other approach might be
> > to employ prebends. Just the slight, quartertone bends
> > on Blows 4,5,6. How 'bout this option?
>
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