RE: [Harp-L] RE: Consecutive overblows (WAS Howard Levy update)
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- From: "Winslow Yerxa" <winslowyerxa@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2006 17:34:44 -0000
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Actually, George has outlined the complete Db Major scale (on a C
harp), stated in consecutive thirds. As he starts it on Eb, you could
call this an Eb dorian 13th chord: 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 (15 is Eb again and
the whole cycle repeats if you keep going, which George does, through
15, 17, and 19 until he runs out of harp).
Winslow
--- In harp-l-archives@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Michael Peloquin"
<peloquinharp@...> wrote:
Great observations and excercise George. Don't worry, people that play
different keyed harps, XB-40, chromatic,valved diatonic AND SAXOPHONE
play
notes out of tune all the time.
I couldn't help myself, but that is more acurately an Eb minor 7 arpeggio.
doesn't the L in harp-l stand for LEARNING? Let's learn em right.
Michael Peloquin
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: George Brooks [mailto:gbrooks1@...]
>The technique is better understood now, and the harmonicas are vastly
>improved. I know several people who can cleanly articulate the Eb
>minor triad in the middle register. If that's old hat to you by now,
>here is something truly challenging to try. I have been working lately
>on playing various scales and arpeggios over the full range of the
>harmonica. Have a go at arpeggiating an Eb minor chord beginning on
>hole 1 and extending it all the way to hole 10. Here's the mechanics:
>
>1OB (Eb)
>2 Draw half-step bend (Gb)
>3 Draw half-step bend (Bb)
>4 Draw bend (Db)
>5 Draw (F)
>6 Draw bend (Ab)
>7 Blow (C)
>8 Blow bend (Eb)
>9 Blow bend (Gb)
>10 Blow whole step bend (Bb)
>10 OD (Db)
>
>Noter the minimal number of breath direction changes, especially if you
>leave off the 10 OD. There are 5 (!) draw notes in a row, followed by
>4 blow notes, and, if one leaves out the 10 OD, there is exactly one
>note per hole and no skipped holes.
>
>I played this for Chris Michalek over the phone. He said my 1OB was
>flat, and he was right. Back to work!
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