Re: Re: stacked diatonic harmonica?
"James Freer" <[email protected]> Sat, 20 Sep 2008 07:57:11 +0100
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2008/9/19 Isaac Brito <[email protected]>: >> 2008/9/19 Jonathan E. Brickman <jeb@...>: > >> > I too have a Huang Musette C/C# combo, but I never managed to get > the hang >> > of them chromatically, and I am less than overjoyed with their > tone >> > quality. I have been wondering about some of the slideless > chromatics out >> > there for a while; anyone have experiences? Are they intuitive? >> > >> > -- >> > >> > Jonathan E. Brickman >> >> I thought the Musette was a Tremolo. Do you have a good website link >> for Huang harmonicas - i've just googled and didn't find a page >> listing their range. Slideless chromatics? things like the Suzuki >> Soprano? >> >> james >> > xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Yes, You > are right, the Musette is a tremolo Huang harmonica. as I don=B4t have > yet any chromatic harmonica, when I can=B4t find the right key using my > C and A Tombos, then I pick my Musette pair. I didn=B4t find a website > for Huang harmonicas, but the listing can be figure out searching > Huang harmonica in sellers websites. I think there is no slideless > chromatic from Huang. I was also wandering about some slideless > chrom, and write to Tombo, but they never replied. Tombo website > doesb=B4t allow to place orders using any credit card. So I decided > to try a chromatic with button. I=B4m waiting for it. > Meanwhile, I enjoy playing my tremolos. I won=B4t neglect them anyway. > God gave me so much joy praising his name with them. > > Isaac > www.youtube.com/tombo4worship Isaac Just listened to your playing - i used to go to church in the past. Playing stacked tremolo is one of the oldest... chinese method. That would be ideal for you - you've got a C and all you need is a Db. That is what gave me the idea of a stacked diatonic. I couldn't get on with a chromatic slide and didn't want to go for loads of different keys. As for tremolo i wondered how long the reeds stay in tune? The solo is what i'm sticking with for the moment. But i don't play as much as i would like to as i look after my elderly mother with Alzheimers. james [UK] ------------------------------------