[Harp-L] Something new about the Paddy Richter tuning
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- Subject: [Harp-L] Something new about the Paddy Richter tuning
- From: "Dave Payne Sr." <payneoutdoors@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 27 Oct 2007 18:55:16 -0700 (PDT)
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I was thinking about a good way to make an A minor Seydel 1847 for a customer, since Seydel doesn't offer it yet. Seydel will special tune anything you want, but I was looking for something simple I could do to retune one here.
I was thinking the only thing missing on a C harp to play in A minor is a low octave anchor to the A minor scale, so you don't have to bend deep for the ''Do"" I tuned the 3 blow up to A. Now, the A minor scale starts at 3 blow, so you can dip below that. I take a C harp, retune one reed and it's an excellent A minor.
This tuning is the same, I believe, as Paddy Richter. If anybody has a paddy, you might want to try some straight harp minor on it. It's awesome.
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Dave Payne Sr.
Maker of the Elk River Special Harmonica
Harmonicas and Harmonica lessons
P.O. Box 3382
Parkersburg WV 26103
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