[Harp-L] F#m

[Sébastien Frémal]

I was mostly speaking about notes. I don't know in which key the song is.
There are a lot of A. If it's in A, I like to play Major in 12th position
(A on a E harp). When you do so, you have the natural minor which is the
blues scale in 3rd position (in this case, blues scale in F#). Moreover, he
has the full E and F#- chords + the tonic and the third of the A chord (5-6
draw holes, fifth are overrated ;) ), so it's a nice begining :)

2016-10-30 16:55 GMT+01:00 Michael Rubin <michaelrubinharmonica at xxxxx>:

> .If you mean you can play an F# minor chord without the need for
> arpeggiation, you are correct.  You can get the E chord as well.  But his
> song has an A chord, which cannot be played without arpeggiation.
> Michael Rubin
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> On Sun, Oct 30, 2016 at 1:04 AM, sebastien.fremal <
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>> Hi !
>> On a E harp, all notes of these chords are natural ;)
>> Sebastien
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>> Envoyé depuis mon appareil Samsung
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>> -------- Message d'origine --------
>> De : Dan Thomas <danchristhomas50 at xxxxx>
>> Date : 30/10/2016  1:30 AM  (GMT+01:00)
>> À : Harp-L List <harp-l at xxxxx>
>> Objet : [Harp-L] F#m
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>> Hi All
>> I am trying to play " sweet little cob of yellow corn " with a friend.
>> The chords are A A A F#m A E A. I am playing in 1st pos. With  A harp and
>> having a hard time finding the F#m. Any one have any ideas? Different
>> approach?
>> Thank You All in advance
>> Dan
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>> Sent from my iPad
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