“What A Day That Will Be” on autoharp. In loving memory of my recently departed brother Nathan.

[@christopherpolley]

THANK YOU, MY DEAREST BEST FRIEND & BROTHER OF BROTHERS, FOR ALWAYS SHARING!!! ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL AS ALWAYS & ABSOLUTELY LOVE BOTH THE SONG, INSTRUMENT & YOU!!!🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@aaronflinner6431]

Thanks for listening

[@christopherpolley]

@@aaronflinner6431 YOU'RE ALWAYS ABSOLUTELY WELCOME & BELOVED, MY BROTHER!!!

[@h.wagner]

A very touching rendition. Thanks for sharing.

[@bearshield7138]

that is exquisite

[@1MtnSparrow]

❤😢

[@thepakistanipotato]

great playing but man, sorry for your loss

[@aaronflinner6431]

@@thepakistanipotato thank you very much.

[@theshepherdspromise]

I am glad you posted this. I remember a while ago I had said I was looking at an auto harp at the local music shop and thinking about getting it. Finally got it a couple weeks ago! Also, I like the arrangement here. Is it one of your own, or is it one you learned from somewhere?

[@aaronflinner6431]

@@theshepherdspromise it’s just an arrangement I made up. I only use three buttons for the songs I play on autoharp. I root around on the strings to find the notes using those buttons. I can’t play very many songs on it, but it’s fun trying. I use A7, D major, G major. Those three can get you playing some melodies. You just have to hunt across the strings to find the specific notes within these chords.

[@theshepherdspromise]

@aaronflinner6431 Long live the button mashers! Obviously, your playing is more skilled than that; I just wanted to say it. Your process worked well, so congrats! Also, thank you for always building proficiency on whatever instrument you get your hands on.