Jam in E with a little harp tip

	Duration: 03:35 minutes Upload Time: 2007-02-15 20:32:27 User: Mueleski :::: Favorites :::: Top Videos of Day
Description: Just started off this video wanting to Jam on my Golden Melody Harp but couldn't help giving a little lesson on how to know what key of harp you are playing in when playing in 2nd position.
Comments
greavsie29 ::: Favorites  2007-03-20 14:17:27 thanks for the easy to remember key tip and the cool little jam too! very enjoyable __________________________________________________
Mueleski ::: Favorites  2007-04-12 19:29:15 Thanks for the comment. __________________________________________________
KharTex ::: Favorites  2007-04-17 11:16:44 your jam was one more reason for me to buy my second harp, an a-harp! :D E is seriously adorable ^^ __________________________________________________
Mueleski ::: Favorites  2007-04-28 20:36:22 Yep I like that harp and a B-flat is also very nice to play. Thanks for the comment. __________________________________________________
kombuha5 ::: Favorites  2007-06-08 08:21:11 good stuff __________________________________________________
strawwoodclaw ::: Favorites  2007-07-14 18:25:12 thank you for that. Keep up the boogie tips __________________________________________________
monkeydentity ::: Favorites  2007-08-01 12:41:57 useful info!!! thanks, i've been confused about that for a while! __________________________________________________
bluesenight ::: Favorites  2007-09-22 18:14:16 good playing man!!! i want to buy a harp. and every body telling me to buy d or c key. e key sound much more good to me. is it really that much of a difference? __________________________________________________
trumpetharmonica ::: Favorites  2007-10-07 13:07:31 Hi! Nice tipz with 5 fingers to get the best piano key for your harp to play on! J __________________________________________________
Mueleski ::: Favorites  2007-10-08 11:00:55 There is a difference in the Harps. The C harp is about middle range of the harps; D,E and F are higher and B,A and G are lower unless you buy a especially marked harp such as a low F or High G for example. They do play slightly different in that your mouth has to make slight adjustments to get bends. For example, it is much easier to bend the high notes on a lower tuned harp and a little easier to bend the low notes on a higher tuned harp. __________________________________________________
Mueleski ::: Favorites  2007-10-08 11:01:38 You are welcome. __________________________________________________
Mueleski ::: Favorites  2007-10-08 11:01:59 Thanks __________________________________________________