Mozza
1 post
Mar 28, 2018
12:39 PM
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Is there a D/G harmonica I could play in a holder?
One harmonica to rule them all.
Combining two keys with one set of mouth holes.
Maybe a 12 hole solo tuning.
The D preferably low D octave.
I have a Tombo Band.Sounds great for Irish tunes in its tremolo tuning but it’s long.
Playing it in my new Hohner reflex holder,
I look like someone in an orthopaedic device at Wimbledon.
I’m a one man band playing in the County Kilburn area.
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Flbl
156 posts
Mar 28, 2018
12:48 PM
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Seydel has one called the sampler looks like a chromatic but the button changes the key, don't know if it will fit a holder though.
Also check out Brendan Powers site, he has stuff for that.
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WinslowYerxa
1550 posts
Mar 28, 2018
2:00 PM
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Could you simply put two harps in the holder, side by side?
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nacoran
9793 posts
Mar 30, 2018
11:49 PM
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Check out Brendan Power's little thingy... oh what is the name of it. It's a mouthpiece with a button, so it looks a bit like a chromatic, but it actually holds two diatonic harmonicas. He actually has a demonstration on YouTube where he uses it specifically for Irish stuff. (You can also use two adjacent keys to play fully chromatically.)
http://www.brendan-power.com/
It sounds like exactly what you need.
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