Musical Instruments

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Ukeulele

Cigar Box Guitar

Make a 2×4 Lap Steel Guitar Cigar Box Guitar .com – parts and more
Cigar Box Guitar Emporium MGB Guitars – Cigar Box Guitar Parts
Chicken Bone John – parts

Piano

Virtual Piano Chordspianochord.org

Harmonica

Tomba “Unica” 17-Hole Vintage Chromatic Harmonica in C (pdf) Although it is chromatic, either side could be played as a diatonic harmonicaharptabs
harmonica.com
r/harmonica
harmonicon (a rhythem game for blues harmonica)
The Harmonica Barge
Jason Ricci (YouTube)
Tomba Official WebsiteEast:Top Harmonicas (including mine: East top Harmonica Set of 7, 10 Holes set 008K Diatonic Mouth Organ set)
Hohner double-sided tremolo (“wender”) harmonica, with 16 double holes on each side (32 reeds per side), in C on one side and G on the other, from the 1950s-1960s.Basically, there are two different techniques, which need to be mastered with diatonic harmonicas. Neil Young’s work (like folk music, generally) involves “straight harp”, major scale riffs, with the root found by blowing. Blues styling involves “cross harp”, where the root is found by drawing in; reverting to blowing out when it’s time to change to the IV chord. For straight harp, you use the key of the song (a C harp for a song in C), for crossharp you use a key that’s the IV of the root (a D harp for the key of A). Don’t confuse any of this with a professional’s work with chromatic harps (Stevie Wonder, Blues Traveler, etc.)

Diatonic harmonicas are commonly used in blues, folk, rock, & country
Chromatic harmonicas are typically used in jazz, classical, & pop
Tremolo harmonicas are typically used in folk, gospel, Celtic, & traditional Asian music

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