Building the V Chord (“Five” Chord)
Fri, 03/12/2021 - 05:43
Hi David,
Not sure i understand why the 3rd note in the V chord
in C harmonica is F# and not F ?
Where can i find it on the harmonica ? i dont believe its the half band for hole 5
since it should not bring us new note
for example in Harmonica in Key of A it also should be D# and not D ?
Thank you,
Moran bar
Fri, 03/12/2021 - 07:01
#2
Thank you
Thank you
Fri, 03/12/2021 - 07:23
#3
so if we talking harmonica holes
the holes for the V chord
is 4, 2', 6 and this is interchangable with other Keys
Thank you
Fri, 03/12/2021 - 07:25
#4
The holes for the V Chord are
The holes for the V Chord are 1 2' 3" 4 and 6 (high end is 8 9'+ 10).
Yes, they are interchangeable with all keys.
P.S., you're not required to use bending in context yet, so it will be 1 4 and 6 for you.
Fri, 03/12/2021 - 08:28
#5
Thank you
Thank you
Hello Moran.
Let's focus on the C Harmonica, we do all of our music theory on the C.
The key of G (C Harmonica in 2nd Position) is G A B C D E F# (see Music Theory Study 1). This makes the V Chord D F# A. The 2' bend is Gb, which is the same note as F# (this is called Enharmonic... two note names that share the same pitch).
You're correct, you cannot get F# from hole 5 (without overbending).