2-5-1 Chord Progression - Diatonic Harmonica Lesson

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[@GagiSvanidze]

My first lesson on Jazz harmonica. Thank you konstantin 🖐️

[@TomlinHarmonica]

Great work Konstantin! I love jazz harmonica :-)

[@human-connections]

Thanks so much for the great lesson. So much valuable information

[@camilomoreno8026]

Thanks Konstantin, great video!

[@TheAussiekate]

Thanks Konstantin for a very informative lesson. I've just started learning about II-V-I chord progressions. I'm learning Amos Milburn's One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer which is a II-V-I and want to include a harmonica solo. Your lesson has been very helpful in understanding what notes will work.

[@heiko6983]

Great lesson Konstantin. Very good and (outstanding) clearly explained. Did You do other lessons on that topic? I would love to hear You talking, explaining and playing jazzy harmonica😊 Thanxx for Your music

[@makilakixki]

2:54 devilish voice! LOL. Good lesson, keep it up! :-)

great lesson! thanks.
please upload more 2-5-1 licks. greetings from chile!

[@richardhayes7812]

Hi Konstantin, Great lesson. At the end I didn't get which chords you were playing each of the sequences over.

[@joaopaulocesar7210]

can help me with a doubt, I was told that a song in second position has the bars GGGG, CCGG, DmCGG, would soon have the following chords G, CE Dm this only for the second position, I wonder if this structure is always so for the second position, and wanted to know what are the possible chords of playing in the first and third positions. thank you

[@nilangaga]

What is your harmonica model sir

amazing man, where can i buy a custom harp like yours?

[@KonstantinReinfeld]

+Carlos felipe córdoba Thank you!
In this video I am just playing a harmonica that I set up by myself. If you are interested in a harp set up by me, you can contact me through my e-mail address in the description box.

[@us254761]

Very Cool! What chords are being played for each measure?

[@KonstantinReinfeld]

+us254761 Thanks!
There you go:
|:Dm7 | G7 | Cmaj7 | Cmaj7:|

[@RussEastburn]

solid