Re: Hohner Echo Celeste Tremolo

WOW - a blues-jazz musical tradition? I would love to hear worship there.
What was that like?
 
Russ

"Jonathan E. Brickman" <[email protected]> wrote:

C2C is definetly the place for harmonicas anymore.
Yep.  I wish someone in U.K. or Japan would put up something like C2C (in English), but until then, it's either C2C or very-long-distance telephone for me, I think.

Interesting that E major is a very popular key at your church.
Isn't the usual range for congregation singing Bb to D. Of course
there are always exceptions. I can think of a few we do in
E and a few more in Eb and most are lower.
When I was setting keys, at another church, I usually had to choose carefully between C, Eb, F, and Ab, with rare excursions into Bb and others!  My guess is it depends on the songs sung and the voices present.  In our collection of hymnals, we have seen Eb very common in older hymnals, and an incredible plethora of keys in the newest we have right now, which is The Celebration Hymnal.  In one church we attended a while back, which had a very strong blues-jazz musical tradition, almost everything was in F, Bb, or C.

Let us know what you think about this tremolo.
 
Russ
Will do!

-- 
Jonathan E. Brickman
America!  Bless God!!!


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