Harmonica 3Rd Position Blues Scale at Robert Stowe blog

Harmonica 3Rd Position Blues Scale. And i will show you how you can use your 2nd. The most common way to play the blues scale on harmonica is using 2nd position (e.g. What is 3rd position on harmonica? Well, you can take any of your favourite blues licks in 2nd position between 2 draw and 6 blow (for now) and move them up two holes to make them 3rd position. Third position uses a harmonica one tone below the tune key (a g harmonica for blues in a, a d harmonica for blues in e etc). The idea when starting 3rd position is to keep it very simple while figuring out the notes to play over each chord. Tabs tell you the hole number and the direction of airflow. Today i will teach you how to play the blues scale in 3rd position middle octave. The only thing to watch out for is the 5 draw and 6 blow which in 3rd position become the 7 blow and 8 draw. Most blues songs are played in 2nd position so if you're learning the blues scale for the first time, this is the position to use. Third position blues is another powerful option, which offers blues scale notes not available in first and second position. Key of g on a c harmonica). Positive numbers are blow (exhale) notes.

The idea when starting 3rd position is to keep it very simple while figuring out the notes to play over each chord. Today i will teach you how to play the blues scale in 3rd position middle octave. Most blues songs are played in 2nd position so if you're learning the blues scale for the first time, this is the position to use. The most common way to play the blues scale on harmonica is using 2nd position (e.g. Positive numbers are blow (exhale) notes. Key of g on a c harmonica). Third position blues is another powerful option, which offers blues scale notes not available in first and second position. Third position uses a harmonica one tone below the tune key (a g harmonica for blues in a, a d harmonica for blues in e etc). Tabs tell you the hole number and the direction of airflow. And i will show you how you can use your 2nd.

How to Play third position blues on a harmonica « Harmonica WonderHowTo

Harmonica 3Rd Position Blues Scale Positive numbers are blow (exhale) notes. Tabs tell you the hole number and the direction of airflow. Well, you can take any of your favourite blues licks in 2nd position between 2 draw and 6 blow (for now) and move them up two holes to make them 3rd position. The only thing to watch out for is the 5 draw and 6 blow which in 3rd position become the 7 blow and 8 draw. Third position blues is another powerful option, which offers blues scale notes not available in first and second position. Key of g on a c harmonica). Most blues songs are played in 2nd position so if you're learning the blues scale for the first time, this is the position to use. Positive numbers are blow (exhale) notes. The idea when starting 3rd position is to keep it very simple while figuring out the notes to play over each chord. The most common way to play the blues scale on harmonica is using 2nd position (e.g. And i will show you how you can use your 2nd. What is 3rd position on harmonica? Third position uses a harmonica one tone below the tune key (a g harmonica for blues in a, a d harmonica for blues in e etc). Today i will teach you how to play the blues scale in 3rd position middle octave.