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Days of Wine and Roses, Diatonic Harmonica Jazz

By on Sunday, February 5th, 2012 | 8 Comments

Here is a very nice melody, written by Mancini, in F Major. As usual, I play it on a C harp. Play back is present at the middle of the video. The transcribed theme is the original one. I don’t play it exactly like it is written. Here are the scales needed to improvize : [...]

MASTERS of HARMONICA : Michel HERBLIN “Gadget Boogie” by Pat HANNAK with Tablatures

By on Tuesday, December 20th, 2011 | 25 Comments

Pat HANNAK plays on a SEYDEL 1847 Classic harmonica in the key of A. www.seydel1847.de Pat HANNAK joue sur un harmonica SEYDEL 1847 Classic en LA (A). harmonica-nak-and-uke.over-blog.com www.youtube.com www.myspace.com www.herblinwww.herblin.com http www.myspace.com J’ai rencontré Michel Herblin puis découvert sa musique en 1996. Quand j’ai entendu pour la première fois “Gadget Boogie” j’ai fait Waouhhh [...]

Road Song, Diatonic Harmonica Jazz

By on Saturday, May 28th, 2011 | 17 Comments

Wes Montgomery was surely a genius of time and swing. Here is a transcription of Road Song theme and chorus, where you will see how, with relatively simple phrases, and sometimes very few notes, he is admirably placed in the time, so that you can’t do anything but clap your hands and shake. I use [...]

Shadow Of Your Smile, Diatonic Harmonica Jazz

By on Thursday, May 26th, 2011 | 12 Comments

Here is a tab on a C harp from a solo by Eddie Harris, followed by the theme. You’ll easily find the tune on specialized web sites. It comes from the LP “The In Sound”. I really like the sounds of harmonica and saxophone together ! I hope you’ll enjoy the piece.

Gypsy Swing in E minor, Diatonic Harmonica Jazz

By on Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011 | 11 Comments

A theme to begin working gypsy jazz, composed by Sammy Daussat and proposed in Guitarist Magazine #23 (which includes the play-back). As usual, the tab is for a C harp. The theme is relatively simple. Time needs to be particularly precise. There is one phrase really difficult and interesting to be worked on a C [...]