Jason Keene Plays The SEYDEL Symphony 48 Chromatic Harmonica (Orchestra Tuned)

Well, I'm excited to announce I've become a proud endorsee of SEYDEL Harmonicas! I've played their Symphony 64 and the Saxony for a few years, but after purchasing the Symphony 48 with the super smooth magnetic slider and getting to know the incredible people at SEYDEL I can comfortably say this is the best Harmonica Company I've ever known. Incredible customer service, and truly sweet sounding harps!
Seydel is celebrating 175 years in the Harmonica business, and are continually pushing the boundaries of Harmonica design, and materials. As a Chromatic Harmonica player it is truly a delight to play their instruments! Cheers!
For all my fellow iPad musicians I've put in some info on apps used, my audio interface, and also some truly useless facts...

[@Klaus01neraktraining]

I love your arrangements on the chromatic…👍🇨🇦

[@ignacioperandres]

Goodtuneasusual❤and your performance autstanding

[@SandyWeltman]

Sweet…. And soulful

[@walterwanabe]

Very nice, love tone of the Seydel. Now, about the grape in a microwave. Thanks I’ve got a microwave to clean up…🎃

[@jeffhildreth9244]

Just... WOW ! Excellent..great morning inspiration. Intrigued with the tone of the Seydel. Grateful for the video. Could you explain "Orchestra" tuning.. ? Possibly Tenor tuned. ? Thanks

[@imanbs]

Orchestra tuning means that it’s in the key of C with a configuration that begins on the G3 note reed (hole #1) rather than on C4 as the normal key of C.

[@GDyer-cl8fl]

Love the sound of a Seydel especially in the hands of an expert😊 Well done. Simply put, Orchestra tuning take the 2 highest notes off a C harmonica & adds 2 low ones. Only way to go. The highest notes are so seldom used anyway.

[@jeffhildreth9244]

@@GDyer-cl8fl Thanks.