Hi again,
How did you get with the 7 positions on a pocket / diatonic harp?
Well... if that was hard - try the next 5 positions - you'll have a blast (I mean... fun! fun!!!)
5 More Positions Folder on Google Drive
Practice well, calmly, slowly, with all intention to get to level up and beat the Boss (yourself).
Cheers,
Zvika Dror (^@^) - Harp in Pocket
Yesterday I started to practice Blues Scales (again), but this time, I was shifting up the "native" positions I could also "sing", meaning - Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Si.
I had a few minutes to scribe the music sheet for a Blues Scale "Theme" based on a familiar song (which is starting in Minor and not Blues, so this is sort of a "hack" 
).
NOTE: The pocket harp is a TRANSPOSABLE instrument, in means that you can READ notation in C and play, for example, on A or Bb, which will have the SAME TAB NOTATION (but different actual sounding tones of course). 1OB will be harder as you get lower on keys, even with a leading 1D - but you can always start from the next line
Hope you find this useful, and if you do - let me know!
Have a good weekend, play music and enjoy!
7 Positions Practice on Google Drive
Zvika Dror (^@^) - Harp in Pocket 2020
