Playing the PentaHarp in Relative Major (which turns out to be 10th position)
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In this video I continue to pretend to know what I'm talking about regarding Hohner's new PentaHarp instrument. Try this "cross harp" position out it's pretty cool! 10th position is nothing exotic at all, in fact it's the other key that is mentioned on the packaging. The position is hole #1 draw as the root note. You are playing a minor 3rd above the key of the harmonica so that would be Eb on a C PentaHarp. In this case I have an E harp so I am playing in G. Do they make a low E? That would be better since you have this symmetry with the octaves. The top octave is a little high on this harp. #hohner #playtheoriginal #pentaharp
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