Triad Pairs for Jazz Harmonica -

[@mlopez2aol]

Wow thank you, merci beaucou, and cheers from Palm Springs!!!

[@pierrepineau5988]

Very nice lydian sound. It's like playing the C lydian mode without the major seventh.

[@JamesReily]

Thank you Yvonnick. You give me great ideas to dig into. And your examples are superb.

[@apprendrelharmonica]

Super exercice !

[@rolfr6662]

Thinking this excercise was in the key of C, I was wondering why your using a Dmajor after the Cmajor. This excercise is going from the 4th to the 5th in the key of G. Thank you… it’s great practice.

[@owenbrownjr8595]

Great exercise!

[@baobazz_harmonica]

Super vidéo yvonnick ! Je vais pratiquer ça de suite

[@naturalmystique1237]

Yvonnick i pray you get with guys like marcus miller or victor wooten give us some of that funky jazz ...i love that triad tune. I gots to learn it, it's an earworm Well done and thanks for sharing jewels with us plebians. Anyhow, back to the shed

[@naturalmystique1237]

Thanks. Excellent stuff

[@ClarideAlmeida]

Excelente! Grato mais uma vez!

[@InTheGrooove]

Thanks Yvonnick. Do you play Suzuki harmonicas?

[@djomen89]

I just subscribed to your channel and I am loving the content. Just a short question: I noticed that for C sound even though the tab shows hole 1 blow you are in the middle of your harmonica. Do you have a tenor C harp? If yes, could you tell me what are the benefits for you of playing it instead of a standard chromatic? I have just bought a CX-12 Tenor C chromatic. Merci !