All Of Me Arpeggios - Diatonic Harmonica Lesson - Konstantin Reinfeld

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Learn Jazz Standards Backing Track:
• All Of Me (Play-Along)

[@alanpollard2989]

Hey, Konstantin.
I've been following you for a couple years now, and wanted to tell you how inspiring a player you are. I am pro drummer of 35 years, but just a harp enthusiast. However, you have shown me what is possible on a diatonic, and it has inspired me to grow as a musician. THANK YOU! Please keep the great videos coming!

[@senzarivali]

Thanks Konstantin!

[@andreipligani4476]

Thank You, Konstantin!

[@noams210]

Thank you Konstantin. Nice job of teaching, explaining and the Tab link.

[@lorenzoalbai9229]

amazing lesson, chapeau!

[@BruceOfTheApes]

Hello Konstantin, this is another wonderful lesson to a very fun song to play. I enjoy how you explain the theory behind the song. It gives me a visual and an audio view (if I can say that) as to where I can go to make this song sound technically better through the use of the whole harp. We pay for 10 holes - let's use them! Thanks little brother!!!

[@MC-fk4vb]

My god man what a tone and feel you have. Very inspiring!!

thanks konstantin! very helpful lesson!
greatings from chile!

[@christophermccarthy6889]

Wow !!!amazing, your teaching fantastic, thank you so much!

[@Harmonica123]

great info. here Konstantin! keep up the great work.

[@h1952m]

Thank you very much for your lesson which I really enjoyed.

[@osko2668]

Immediately bought both your albums. You are good!

[@kempo9jo]

ありがとう。

[@harpman2009]

I learnt this song off a youtube clip of an OverBlower doing it. It taught me how to get Ob's and Od's out smoothly.. Why doesnt everyone just 'suck it in' (excuse the pun) and learn to overblow? ; it will greatly expand their horizons. Otherwise its like learning to play a piano with half the keys missing...

[@JasonWelchMusic]

..............Exept for me.
I have tried for years to get an overblow or overdraw without the slightest hint of success on a stock special 20, despite the fact that I have steadily made a decent income playing harmonica over the last 11 yrs.
On one occasion, a reed became stuck, allowing me to achieve an overblow. It felt so inspiring to hear a "new" note... but once the reed became free, the overblow was gone as well....seemingly without remedy.
I've all but given up hope.

[@JamieBirchVouchergridUK]

Thanks for the video Konstantin, really helpful and its interesting to hear the C Diatonic Harmonica being played in this way. Can you confirm which Hohner harp you are using for this? I'm currently using a Special 20, but keen to learn if this a sound from a different harp :)

[@rubmans1]

Hello K- thank you for unleashing a secret I always wondered about- how did Don Les from the Harmonicats play jazz on a diatonic marine band? - I think he did it by playing in first position and knowing his chords. I am trying to figure out if a Lee Oscar Melody Maker can do the same thing- I am thinking that playing in first position gives you more more notes for all those arpeggios. How would you weigh in on this- Ist position vs Melody Maker for playing melodic jazz- Again thank you for all your hard work. Peter Menta

[@facundovallejos6287]

I live in Argentina , greetings thank you my English is bad

[@yakuza2098]

ppllzz tab for harmonica c

[@elmerseiscientos]

Effort is appreciated, but there are quite a few wrong notes. This theme is for chromatic harmonica, as most of jazz.

[@raphaelcoz8524]

R

[@claydobbins9342]

Takes you too long to get to it.