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 :-)

[@makilakixki]

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

[@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.

[@human-connections]

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

[@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

[@camilomoreno8026]

Thanks Konstantin, great video!

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.

[@nilangaga]

What is your harmonica model sir

[@RussEastburn]

solid

[@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

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:|