Re: minor
"Rex" <[email protected]> Tue, 13 Jan 2009 21:45:12 -0000
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I do not have a trem in minor but I do have a ten hole single reed in minor tuning. For single note tunes the minor has no advantage that I know of. You can play in Am on a C harp because they use the same notes, just start on a different note. Same with Em on a G. The advantage comes if you want to add chords to the melody. I like to tongue block sometimes, playing single note melody out of the side of my mouth and adding chords by lifting my tongue. You get major chords with a major harp and minor chords with a minor harp. I think you would have to make your own minor trem, or special order one. I have never seen one. I only use my minor harp on a few tunes. --- In [email protected], "Jim Kielma" <jimkielma@...> wrote: > > Does anyone have a tremolo in a minor key and if you do, are than any > advantages in playing some tunes? Thanks > ------------------------------------