Re: [Harp-L] The Chrome
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- Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2006 13:09:02 +0200
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Hi group!
Check this out if you want to hear a very advanced jazz-playing style!
http://www.seydel1847.de/epages/Seydel.sf/?ObjectID=19078&Locale=en_GB or www.herminedeurloo.com
I was totally shocked when I heard her playing at the Seydel booth on this year's Musikmesse in Frankfurt!
Keep cooler
Bertram
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: chris smith <harpshredder@xxxxxxxxx>
> Gesendet: 29.06.06 09:28:59
> An: harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx
> Betreff: [Harp-L] The Chrome
> The chromatic harp is a truly exciting axe for
> blues with tremendous potential for improvisation in
> all keys not just the delicious 3rd position . Little
> Walter obviously relished it (check out solo on I Just
> Want To Make Love To You) but like most straight ahead
> bluesers he rarely, if ever , used the button. I
> really dug Mike Turk's riff but that's definitely on
> the jazzy side of the blues equation AND THAT'S OK
> CUZ DOGGONE IT PEOPLE LIKE JAZZ ( to paraphrase Stuart
> Smalley).
> As far as Elizabeth's comment of wanting to hear
> on it (the chrome) what she hear sax players do that's
> an extraordinarily tall, if not impossible, order. Sax
> and clarinet are two of the most fluid single note
> axes there are and the note-bending capabilities are
> almost unlimited.
> Last time I checked I only have one mouth but 10
> fingers and all those fingers can go a lot faster than
> the one mouth. The sax is a large instrument that
> without any amplification is LOUD !! The harp is a
> tiny instrument that almost always requires
> amplification. Every instrument is like a different
> personality with its unique qualities, plusses and
> minuses. I really like the sax's jazz improvisational
> capacity but I really
> wish it had the multivoice sound of the piano. Absurd
> right ? Nurturing and discovering the harmonica's
> unique, personal and evocative voice is what it's all
> about, n'est-ce pas ? And frankly when it comes to
> real blues as far as I'm concerned leave your sax
> parked in your den- just bring the Mississippi
> Saxophone : the blues harp .
> P.S. I do a fair amount of chromatic blues in my
> shows- hope to
> see you somewhere this summer (see giglist).
>
> Keep cool,
>
> Chris
>
>
>
>
> Chris "Hammer" Smith
> Hammer Smith Band
> Official Myspace Page http://myspace.com/chrishammersmith
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