Frank
3179 posts
Nov 02, 2013
9:53 AM
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What note do you think has been played the most on the harmonica since its debut?
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1847
1266 posts
Nov 02, 2013
10:13 AM
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C
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i get a lot of request when i play my harmonica
"but i play it anyway"
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sonny3
73 posts
Nov 02, 2013
11:09 AM
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G
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Rick Davis
2645 posts
Nov 02, 2013
11:40 AM
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E - the two draw on an A harp. At least for blues....
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nacoran
7298 posts
Nov 02, 2013
11:54 AM
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Considering how many harmonica players are out there, I'm going to go with 'the wrong one'.
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Gnarly
757 posts
Nov 02, 2013
8:38 PM
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Draw 2 for blues
Blow 4 for straight harp
Last Edited by Gnarly on Nov 02, 2013 8:39 PM
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BigSteveNJ
3 posts
Nov 02, 2013
10:46 PM
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4 draw - hands down. It's the first note every wanna-be harp player learns to bend because it's the one that makes the "waaaaaaahh" sound. Every TV show or movie that had crappy harmonica noises in the background always had that note in there.
Every bad harp player I've ever heard in my life just grabs that 4 draw (or a mushy mix of 4 and 5 draw) and hangs there like their life depends on it.
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Kingley
3255 posts
Nov 03, 2013
5:12 AM
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I'd say the most used note of all time is probably "C". Because almost every harmonica player in the world on any type of harmonica usually starts learning on an instrument in the key of C . Regardless of musical styles, they almost always learn to play single blow notes first and to play the major scale when learning single notes.
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MakaInOz
96 posts
Nov 03, 2013
5:55 PM
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Could it be the 13th note? When to play 'silence' is often tricky.
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