Frying my brain over minor harps

[Luke]

Natural Minor is so easy! It’s 2nd position, but now in minor. I think you’ll love it. Check this out. LMK if further questions…

Natural Minor Will Explode Your Harp Game (+ Natural Mystic on Am w/Tabs)

[Natural Minor Will Explode Your Harp Game] Standard tuned harps are awesome. MOST of the time I play standard 10-hole diatonic harmonicas. When we say “Standard tuned harp” we are referring to the Richter tuning, named after the 19th century harmonica maker Joseph Richter: Blow holes play the chord in the key of the harmonica, and draw holes 1-4 play the dominant V7 chord (a G chord on a C harmonica). The major scale in the key of the harmonica is played between holes 4 and 7. …

Also this one:

Why You Should Try a Minor Harp (Natural Minor vs Harmonic Minor)

[Natural Minor and Harmonic Minor Harps] Last month I wrote about why Natural Minor harmonicas are awesome. (If you missed it you can read about it here as well as check out this video of me playing Natural Mystic on an Am Natural Minor Harmonica: [Natural Mystic Lee Oskar Am Natural Minor Harmonica] But here’s the gist: Natural Minor harmonicas are: Labeled in 2nd position (A Gm Natural Minor is in the same range as a C standard tuned harmonica) Here’s a Gm Natural Mino…