RE: [Harp-L] Fourth Position Harmonic Minor

[Jérôme P. <peyrelevade@xxxxxxx>]

In Jazz, you can play Minor Swing with the Am harmonic scale (I think it
corresponds to the fourth position on a C harp - sorry, I'm used to think in
terms of scales and not positions - ), as well as Black Orpheus for most of
it (and the rest of it is in Dm so should be easy on a C harp too).

Best regards,

Jerome
http://www.youtube.com/JersiMuse


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Objet : [Harp-L] Fourth Position Harmonic Minor

Lately, I've been getting into Fourth Position for playing some  
natural minor key jazz material like "Equinox" which is essentially a  
minor blues. Just for variety,  i've also starting using Fourth to  
play some natural minor material I'd perviously been playing in Fifth.

As i get more and more comfortable using Fourth Position regularly it  
dawned on me that  I can also get the harmonic minor scale in two  
registers by playing 3D*** and 6D* for the major seventh.

Question:  Does anyone know of any harmonica friendly (I don't OB)   
harmonic minor tunes I could fool around with for practice playing  
harmonic minor in Fourth?