[Harp-L] Finding the Position - "Summertime"
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- From: "Mike Snowden" <mike.snowden@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 21 Oct 2006 20:16:08 +0100
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I've been dabbling more with a natural minor harp, and I got the old classic
"Summertime" into my head I tried this a while back on a standard Richter,
and I couldn't get it to work then, but this time I got the idea to try a
"Natural Minor". So I picked up and played by ear.... Starting on 7 blow
seems to work really quite well. If I could bend/overblow better, then
starting on 4-draw potentially feels bluesier, but some of the steps at the
end of the verse are much harder. I have the sheet music hidden away on the
shelf, so it's there if I want to see what I've forgotten....
So the question goes, what do other people use? And if a Standard Richter,
what starting position works for you?
Mike
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