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The Harmonica Archive |
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- Printed music
Introduction
In case you wonder, a Richter harmonica is the common, small ten-hole harmonica often called "blues harmonica" or "Marine Band." The chromatic harmonica is the one with the button on the side (to allow for semitones) while diatonic harmonica is - well most everything else, really. There are so many weird and wonderful variants of the harmonica I simply haven't got time to make special arrangements for them all - yet.Blues-Harmonica.com
The harmonica section of Musica Viva kept filling up with content that wasn't sheet music, so I decided to open up another site dedicated to the harmonica. It's called Blues-Harmonica.com, but it isn't only about the blues, but about all kinds of music playable on a ten-hole Richter scale harmonica.Back to top
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Printed music
As big as Musica Viva is, you still can't find everything here. There's the problem with copyright on modern music for a start, and no web server on earth is big enough to store all music ever written. ;-)Besides, there is something about a properly published sheet music book that computer printouts simply never can have.
- Find music for richter harmonica at Sheet Music Plus
- Find music for chromatic harmonica at Sheet Music Plus
- Find music for diatonic harmonica at Sheet Music Plus
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