[Harp-L] [Fwd: Question about positions]

[Eric Nielsen]

You can try first position on a D harp. You would have all the chords
there: D, Em, and G. Play first position for the D, switch to 3rd position
for the Em, and, of course play 2nd position for the G.

It may ultimately depend on what key the melody is in, but a D maj harp
would cover your chords.

Eric

On Sun, Nov 26, 2017 at 5:54 AM, <owner-harp-l at xxxxx> wrote:

> Answers to Jeff, not me.  Long story but this ended up in my mailbox so I
> am forwarding it.  owner-harp-l
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> Subject: Question about positions
> From:    "Jeff Lima" <jeffcalifa at xxxxx>
> Date:    Sat, November 25, 2017 12:24 pm
> To:      owner-harp-l at xxxxx
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> What position should I use to play over a two chord progression “D” to
> “Eminor” with a bridge that goes from D to G and back...I am studying
> to branch out of the blues and am having a bit of hard time to understand
> what position will fit best for reggae progressions for example that goes
> from the major I chord to the ii minor second and on and on...its 3rd the
> answer?...Dorian mode?...even thou the tune starts on a major chord and
> ends on a major chord?...what to play over that second minor chord
> intrigues me? Any help out there will be much appreciated!!!! Thx so much
> Harp lovers!!!
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> Jeferson Florisbal Lima
>  "Lion Harp"
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> https://youtu.be/cfdqo9P6dHs
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