Gindick’s “Hallelujah” Harmonica & Guitar with 12th Position Tab
The great Leonard Cohen song, interpreted in the key of D, playing a A harp in 12th position. Donate to the Tutwiler Health Clinic in Tutwiler, MIssissippi. tutwilerclinic.org Read about it at www.latimes.com Here is the tab: “Hallelujah” by Leonard Cohen –12th position — 1st verse of song 4b / / / / 4d5b 4d 4b / / / / 4d 5b 4d They say there is a secret chord David played and it pleased the Lord 4d / 4b 4d 4b 4d 5d 4d 4b But you don’t care for music, do you? 4b / / / / 4d 5b 5d 6b 6d / / 6d 6b 5d / It goes like this, the fouth, the fifth the minor fall, the major lift 5d 6b 5d 6b / 6d 7b 6d 6b 6d 6b 5d The baffled king composing Hal le lu jah 4d 4b 4d 5d 4d 4d 5d 6d 6b 5d Hal le lu jah Hal le lu jah 4d 4b 4d 5 4d 6d 6b 5d Hal le lu jah Hal le lu jah
Very nice John, sounds great
awesome
great. One of my fovourites song who I try to play with my harmonica too
A beautiful song, beautifully played.. thanks Jon
DutchBones
good song – well played on the harp – I’m glad your still posting on You Tube : )
John, your harp playing has really improved over the years. I like your instrumental version of this song way better than any vocal I have heard of it.
Very nice
~Love the part where you smile with your eyes……..Such heart behind that harmonica !!!!!
I could only dream of playing like this. Thanks for sharing!
Bien ! Qu’est ce qu’il y a devant l’harmonica ?
@Pierreetcharlotte– les belles paroles
@JamCamp06 — c’est un micro devant l’harmonica ?? C’est une sorte de boule je ne pas ce que c’est…
@Pierreetcharlotte Attention incompris. Il s’agit d’un microphne stnard avec le cordon coupé. Je SE dans le cadre de mon titulaire.
Attention incompris. Il s’agit d’un microphne stnard avec le cordon coupé. Je SE dans le cadre de mon titulaire.
Thank you Jon.
You are an inspiration to all us fledglings stuck in the flat toneless wilderness, searching for some ray of light to aim for. The harmonica journey is fantastic but can also be so frustrating.Still just a wannabe but you can bring it all to life.
@bullardsJoe– yeah baby, but your sermons sing. Good stuff!
niiiice how much does one of those harmonica neckbraces set you back?
@bigboltonblacky Looks like a Lee Oskar neck brace, should be around $20. It is not easy playing guitar and harmonica at the same time, so mine sits in a drawer near my computer.
@belleray2 He’s been my musical role model since I first starting playing harmonica. I just slowly improve every day, and I don’t sweat getting good fast because he reminds me that playing music is about having fun and feeling something.
He’s a great harmonica player, but what stands out to me the most is how much pure enjoyment he seems to get out of it.
@JamCamp06 Do you like a cappella gospel music? if you contact me I’ll give you some of my quartet music. We are not perfect but we have fun.
swolf 81 – i think ill be ok
@bigboltonblacky It’s a hohner hho1 rac which I sell for 19.95 on my website. Inside the rack is a Stntad mic with the cord cut off. I use it as a holder.