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Chromatic Harmonica, how to play in every key - E minor & G major 

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Steve Luff describes how to improvise on the Chromatic Harmonica (C) in any key.
Lesson 2 of 12. This video draws focus on the key of E minor & G major.
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What to learn to play the Chromatic Harmonica in every key? Why not try starting with the minor pentatonic scales. Minor pentatonic scales are a fantastic place to start, particularly for players who want to play Jazz & Blues.
I like to think of the minor pentatonic scale as the backbone of my improvisation with offshoots of other scales & modes to accompany it. Quite simply tho it can be used as a standalone scale. Ask any blues guitarist & they will more than likely tell you just how much this scale is used.
…AND REMBER that each minor pentatonic scale has a relative major scale that you can also play along to e.g the A minor pentatonic scale can also be played over the key of C major etc. I recommend taking a look at the Circle of Fifths if you are unfamiliar with this concept.
Learn to play the Chromatic Harmonica:
Unlike its diatonic counterpart the Chromatic Harmonica enables the player to perform in all 12 keys. This is incredibly advantageous to Chromatic Harmonica players as they are able to switch musical keys in an instant. Chromatic Harmonicas can be found in all genre’s of music but are often associated strongly with Classical and Jazz music. Whilst simple to achieve a great sound and perform in the key of C major and A minor. This instrument can be challenging when first venturing into exploring all 12 keys.
This video is aimed at introducing beginners to take their first steps playing and understanding the Chromatic Harmonica in all 12 keys. It is also aimed at players who have not yet ventured into improvising on the instrument. The practical approach introduced by myself (Steve Luff) in this video involves utilising the minor pentatonic scales. Minor pentatonic scales are only comprised of five notes and offer players a great flexible approach to improvising on the instrument.
The use of the slide on the Chromatic Harmonica can be daunting. This tutorial not only provides clear examples of when to activate the slide but also offers examples on how it can be used to add musical flavour to your playing technique. Providing you with a rich Jazzy and Bluesy tone.

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Комментарии : 21   
@sergiosarmiento2370
@sergiosarmiento2370 5 лет назад
hey my friend . i want to say thank you .because i have many years looking to start with harmonica and you are the only person that put somthing nice here .i wold like that if you can put some more . thanks a lot my friend ....and good life for you
@TradIrishHarper
@TradIrishHarper Год назад
I recently ran across a song for chromatic that was tabbed out in the key of G. I kind of felt deflated because I only have a C chromatic. However, after watching this series that feeling of having to purchase another harp for the key of G is no more. Especially since I have a 16 hole. This is a very great series.
@NiekopTube
@NiekopTube 2 года назад
Great stuff! Thanks.
@ammarkhan8437
@ammarkhan8437 3 года назад
Thank you so much brother. You're a life saver.
@dennismcleod4490
@dennismcleod4490 5 лет назад
Hey man I just found your lessons and you explain things really well. I am new to chromatic harmonica and I wanted to say; Keep doing what you’re doing please! I mainly am a rhythm guitarist and singer but I love to express myself on diatonic harmonica as well. Anyway thank you very much for the lessons I just subscribed to your series.
@SteveLuff
@SteveLuff 5 лет назад
Thank you for your kind comments Dennis. I am pleased you like the video. Plenty more to come soon.
@robertgrey2537
@robertgrey2537 5 лет назад
Very good
@boystone
@boystone 5 лет назад
These are nice reminders for me Steve! Keep up the great work!
@SteveLuff
@SteveLuff 5 лет назад
Cheers Derek!
@MegaBoomer666
@MegaBoomer666 3 года назад
Backing Track ist super Wo kann man das finden ? Gruss aus Deutschland
@SteveLuff
@SteveLuff 3 года назад
Many thanks - I have recorded the backing track myself. The progression is Em, Am7, Em, Am7, Bm7, Em.
@MegaBoomer666
@MegaBoomer666 3 года назад
@@SteveLuff Many thanks for the answer That sounded very good Can you speak German because I can't speak English myself Best wishes from Germany
@SteveLuff
@SteveLuff 3 года назад
Many thanks @@MegaBoomer666 . Sadly I do not speak German at all!
@TradIrishHarper
@TradIrishHarper 2 года назад
I know this is a few years old but how many holes is on that harp? Looking at my first Chromatic harp and can’t decide how many holes to get. 12? 16? I am not sure the advantages/disadvantages of each. I want to buy one harp to get me through as many keys as possible. I am a diatonic player and tired of buying new harps all the time for different songs.
@SteveLuff
@SteveLuff 2 года назад
There's 16 holes on that Harp but I would recommend going for 12 hole chromatic if it's your first chromatic. You get an extra octave with the 16 which is good in many ways but the 12 is much more comfortable to play.
@VBagazov
@VBagazov 2 года назад
Which harmonica is it? Great sound!
@SteveLuff
@SteveLuff 2 года назад
Many Thanks. It is a Suzuki SCX 64.
@landztranz
@landztranz 5 лет назад
Nice! Where's vid number 1?
@SteveLuff
@SteveLuff 5 лет назад
Hopefully this link should take you to the playlist. Any problems let me know. Thanks for watching. Steve ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3BB0H3rNIos.html
@SteveLuff
@SteveLuff 5 лет назад
Please follow this link to access the playlist for this series of videos. Thanks Steve ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3BB0H3rNIos.html
@mangama9796
@mangama9796 3 года назад
what is this key
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