RE: [Harp-L] I've been asked to sit in.

["Clayton Gary Lehmann" <hqr@xxxxxxx>]

On diatonic? My first guess would be first flat position--so if it's in F
(the last chord), use a C harp so that you can use 3rd position over the
first two bars (D7), 2nd position over the next two bars (G7), 1st position
over the next two bars (C7) and 12th position over the F.
'Course I haven't tried it yet--but I will now!
G

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Subject: [Harp-L] I've been asked to sit in.
<snip> sweet Georgia brown'
        I figure if i nail this they might be impressed enuff to ask me to 
do another one..
Before i try and work it out myself i thought i would ask a kind person(is 
there any other sort on the Harp L) to suggest how to approach it?
          I can only confidently play in second.(I know i know).