Colonel Bogey's March Chromatic harmonica

From the lost days of Britannia.

[@efdiyi]

Wonderful!!!!!!

[@1seesaw2]

Thank you so much for listening and commenting!

[@pensierolibero6302]

Very well done. Playing by ear, which Instrument are you using? What kind of technique, to arrive at this wonderful sound, are you using? Greetings Form Vienna, ernst

[@1seesaw2]

Thanks for listening Ernst!!! I am using a Hohner 260 chromatic harmonica playing by ear, using tongue block vamping style.

[@ishangaikwad8181]

Wow!

[@1seesaw2]

Thank you Ishan. I really appreciate you listening.

[@georgekoshkin7577]

Cool!

[@1seesaw2]

Thanks for listening George,

[@Brave_Sir_Robin]

Very cool! I’d like to get into playing the harmonica myself, what kind would you recommend?

[@1seesaw2]

Thanks for listening Robin. If you are intending to take lessons on line get a harmonica in the key of C. Here is a good choice. I play this model quite a bit. rockinronsmusic.com/products/easttop-blues-pro-with-riveted-reeds-t008k?_pos=2&_sid=b0f3e12a1&_ss=r&variant=42643421102242

[@1seesaw2]

Also, are you intending to play blues, jass, rock, country or the old time stuff in the old style like I do?

[@Brave_Sir_Robin]

@@1seesaw2 I’m not really sure what I’d like to play, though I do like old western “trail” style stuff, but really just playing general tunes I guess.

[@1seesaw2]

@@Brave_Sir_Robin Ok, if you decide to take on line lessons get an instructor is not a blues harmonica instructor. Just start out getting familiar with the harmonica, fool with it. See if you can play simple tunes like mary had a litte lamb, twinkle twinkle little star, etc.

[@jc2089]

Niiiiice, do you have the tabs?

[@1seesaw2]

Thanks for listening JC. No tabs. I play strictly by ear, sorry.

[@jc2089]

@@1seesaw2 congrats my friend! You're a monster of the harmonica

[@1seesaw2]

@@jc2089 Thank you JC, I really appreciate that.