Re: [Harp-L] nobody knows you when you're down and out

[IcemanLE@xxxxxxx]

You best start by learning to play the note created through 4 hole inhale  
bend as a solid note. It is an important note to these particular chord 
changes.  Then, understand the note choices for a diminished chord - chord 
outline = 1  hole inhale bend, 2 hole exhale, three hole exhale (or 2 hole 
inhale), three  hole inhale first bend, 4 hole inhale bend, 5 hole exhale, 6 hole 
exhale - but  you can also play off the half diminished scale based on 4 
hole  inhale which provides passing tones as well. However, if you are a  
beginner in understanding scales and note choices, you can't go wrong with that  
diminished chord note choice outline, arpeggio style.
 
The other note that is important is to use a half step above 2 hole inhale  
(3 hole exhale) and 6 hole exhale. These two note choices can be found as 3 
hole  inhale third bend and 6 hole inhale bend. These notes are critical 
over the  second chord of the song.
 
This is a great song to tackle for expanding your understanding of note  
choices.
 
 
 
 
In a message dated 8/5/2009 9:22:36 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
cscharp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:

I have  been trying to figure out the song "Nobody knows you when you are 
down and  out".  Any one have a clue how to play it on a Diatonic or any 
tuning of  a 10 hole?

Harvey  Berman
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