Lee Oskar Natural Minor.
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The Thrill is Gone
when it comes to playing Minor Blues
on a
Major Diatonic.
So... Have Mercy on yourself...
Natural Minor
Harps
make it easy to Get Up, Stand Up and WAIL! |
Natural Minor harps have a very bluesy, soulful sound that's perfect for playing MINOR:
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Blues
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Rock
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Country
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Reggae
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Pop & Jazz
The Natural Minor
Natural Minor harps have a very
bluesy, soulful sound that's perfect for playing MINOR Blues, Rock, Country,
Reggae, Pop & Jazz.
This fabulous tuning is set up
to play MINOR MUSIC easily, without straining the lips, the lungs or the mind!
All of the notes and chords that were missing on the Major Diatonic, for playing
minor blues, are right there on the Natural Minor.
Natural Minors are designed to
be played in cross harp (draw), not straight harp (blow).
In cross harp, many of the draw
notes can be bent and this allows for a much more expressive, fluid style of
playing. Cross harp is a very popular style used by most players for today's
music.
GREEN LABEL
12 Keys: Abm, Am, Bbm, Bm, Cm, Dbm, Dm, Ebm, Em, Fm, F#m, Gm
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C |
E
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G
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C
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E
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G
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C
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E
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G
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C
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1
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2
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3
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4
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5
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6
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7
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8
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9
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10 |
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D
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G
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B
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D
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F
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A
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B
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D
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F
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A
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The Major
Scale
Same Harp; Same Layout; 5 altered notes:
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C |
Eb
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G
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C
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Eb
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G
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C
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Eb
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G
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C
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1
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2
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3
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4
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5
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6
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7
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8
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9
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10 |
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D
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G
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Bb
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D
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F
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A
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Bb
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D
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F
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A
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The Natural
Minor Scale
Here you can see the
difference (by AceOfHarps) between a Lee Oskar Natural Minor and Diatonic:
Here's the chart:
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Comparison, make the
right choice: |
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Key label in Straight Harp
(1st position) |
Key label in Cross
Harp (2nd position). |
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