[Harp-L] Classical Sub-30
 
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- From: David Fairweather <dmf273@xxxxxxxxx>
 
- Date: Thu, 15 Nov 2012 19:55:57 -0800
 
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You guys are less forgiving than I am!  Obviously classical music was never
meant to be played on a diatonic harmonica.   And if it was played on a
diatonic harmonica with each note perfectly in tune, then it wouldn't sound
much like a diatonic harmonica would it?  I like the slightly bluesy effect
that the diatonic adds to the piece.  But I'm no purist in this regard.  I
look at it as a pleasantly amusing novelty item.  And I still think that if
this same tune was attempted with valved bends or overblows it would be
even more off base but not in a pleasant way.
     
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