Molotophe
Membre Classique
From
--
Age
-
Member since
02/09/2016
Last connection
07/11/2016
Hello all,
A friend of mine just gave me a mission for his wedding next summer : to accompany him with a friend on the other end of the Shocked innocents. I have to do the accordion part : accompaniment and solo, on the harmonica.
I found an accordion score that is hard to unravel HERE
and a video of a cover song that I don't like too much but it's good HERE
I'm working on my harmo in C to find the notes for the solo and it doesn't sound so good. is there anyone who can advise me on the key to use and the tablature for the accompaniment and the solo? thank you Santa
I also take jokes, criticism or anything you want jocolor I started harmo a few months ago and there is still a year before the deadline, there is still room but not too much given my level, please Smile
Thanks in advance
A friend of mine just gave me a mission for his wedding next summer : to accompany him with a friend on the other end of the Shocked innocents. I have to do the accordion part : accompaniment and solo, on the harmonica.
I found an accordion score that is hard to unravel HERE
and a video of a cover song that I don't like too much but it's good HERE
I'm working on my harmo in C to find the notes for the solo and it doesn't sound so good. is there anyone who can advise me on the key to use and the tablature for the accompaniment and the solo? thank you Santa
I also take jokes, criticism or anything you want jocolor I started harmo a few months ago and there is still a year before the deadline, there is still room but not too much given my level, please Smile
Thanks in advance
MARCEAU
07/11/2016
Hello Molotophe . On this video, that you present, the harmonica used is a diatonic harmo (some notes are missing) that's why you have to alter with the mouth to obtain them. On this video, and to embellish the melody, it alters a passage by pronouncing ( hi youououou ( hi you ) by aspiring as if you wanted to immitate the whistle of a train. If you do not know I can help you. The melody, it will be necessary for you to listen and to listen again while playing to find this one (played by ear). The tablature will not give you the rhythm but the positions. The part played here is a sequence of chords. If I were you, I would improvise on its rhythmic accompaniment. If you had a harmo in G major it would be ideal, this one being the lowest. A bass harmonica is too expensive. to realize this, and if it can help you, go on youtube and look at the trios; you will have an idea of rhythmic. contact me, if you need. Friendship
yoyodu77
09/11/2016
Hello
If it helps
http://songle.jp/songs/www.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv=ul33IBtf-vc
If it helps
http://songle.jp/songs/www.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv=ul33IBtf-vc
MARCEAU
10/11/2016
Hello Yoyodu77 . There too are chords, but with the accordion. That said, the only condition is to coincide with the melody that is being played, but be careful with the key of the diatonic harmonica. Only the chromatic harmonica (possesses all the scales) its timbre is more metallic. The diatonic harmonica has the merit to have a purer sound. Playing in blown or sucked chords does not allow to alter (so to go up or down of a half tone). Unless you do it in the right place on a single hole. Effects such as wah wah, can help and enhance the melody, since the hands are the sounding board. If a person is subscribed to youtube; ask for the key of the song and take the harmonica of this one. The rest of the ear will be done by itself.
