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Harmonica Theory: 1950's Style Chord Changes with Octaves

This is a short except from one of our full-length harmonica lesson classes at Dave Gage's http://www.HarmonicaLessons.com . . . (more info below) From: Class #69: "General Q & A Workshop VIII". Lots of good music theory in this class. Topics included: 1. Can we play chords like piano? 2. Are you playing in "C"? 3. Octaves on root of the chord? 4. What is Minor? 5.Sharps and Flats? 6. How to stop amp feedback? Plus, 3 more. ALL LEVELS. In this excerpt, Dave shows you how you can play the 1950's style chord changes [I-vi-IV-V] on the harmonica. You'll hear a demo on both chromatic and diatonic harmonicas using the Tongue Blocking technique of "Octaves" to follow the chord changes. -- DAVE GAGE'S HARMONICALESSONS.COM: http://www.HarmonicaLessons.com "The Premier Harmonica Learning Center- Since 1999" $14.99 Monthly Memberships: • Over 45+ hrs of Instructional Video • Beginners thru Advanced • 12 LIVE Classes Every Month • Learn to Jam/Play Blues • 190 Songs & Tabs • In-Depth Technique Instruction • Dave Gage has made his living teaching harmonica for 30+ years and logged over 10,000 hours of private and group lessons. -- Newsletter: http://www.harmonicalessons.com/newsl... Follow on Twitter:   / harmonicagage   FaceBook:   / 133436610007109