[Harp-L] Questions for chromatic players
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- Subject: [Harp-L] Questions for chromatic players
- From: Doug Parrish <mtnbluz@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 16 Jan 2010 08:24:49 -0800
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Thank you John and Smo-Joe,
I can relate "positions" and breath patterns on the diatonic to the keys
on a chromatic, and I do play pos 1, 2, and 3, but I think the problem
I'd like to work out is how to deal with not just the sharps and flats,
but to memorize where the duplicate notes fall in each new key that I
learn on a my "C" chromo (ie: holes 4-5 and 8-9 etc.). Does that become
instinctive enough to not stumble with a moderate or fast beat?
Are scales the best way to practice other keys, or should one just jump
into a few fun songs and keep moving up a hole every month and work them
out? I'm hoping some of you on Harp L who play multiple keys on one
chromo can offer your experience and degree of practice needed. I
can't afford more chromatics nor do I want to carry them around along
with my diatonics.
Thanks and regards. I've been a lurker here for over three years, and
have learned a lot. Doug Parrish
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