Gindick Lesson on 3rd Position Blues Harp

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For C harp, played in the key D. Jam Camps in 2008 Dallas, Texas April 24-27, 2008 Gig Harbor, WA May 21-24, 2008 San Diego, Oct 16-19, 2008 Virginia Beach, Va. Oct.30- Nov.2,2008 www.harmonicajamcamp.com On the C harp, the 4 draw is a D note, and 3rd position is the art of playing your C harp in the key of D. What lays out most naturally is a minor key scale, and an easy to play blues style. Joshua Fought the Battle of Jericho 4d / 5b / 5d / 6b 6d 5d 6d Joshua fought the battle of Jericho 6b 5b 6b 6d 5d 6d Jericho Jer i cho 4d / b / 5d / 6b 6d 5d 6d Joshua fought the battle of Jericho 5d 6b 6d 6b 5d 5b 4d And the walls came tumbling down You know how important it is, in 2nd position, to master the 2d** bend (the flat 7th note) and also the troublesome 3d* (the flat 3rd)? Playing in 3rd position, you can play the equivalant of 2d** at 4 blow. And you can get the equivalent of the 3d* at 5d. So a harder "bending required" 2nd position riff like this 2d** 2d 3d* 2d can be played with no bending at 4b 4d 5d 4d. The 2nd position "Up Riff" is played 2d 3d 4b 4d* 4d. The 3rd position Up Riff is played 4d 5d 6b 6d* 6d Once you go below hole 4, you need to bend the 3d to to 3d**, and you will want to bend the 2d to 2d**. 3rd Position Scale from 1d to 4d (play backwards and forwards) 1d 2b 2d** 3b 3d** 4b 4d

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