Seydel Session Steel Special Tuning NATURAL Minor Tuned 10313 includes Free USA Shipping
Currently Out of Stock: Key of F#
If you add valves it will take up to three weeks for delivery. Seydel will install your valves and ship direct to you. Info on Valves available here.
In stock at the moment 0G, 1Ab, 1A, 1Bb, 2C, 1Db, 1Eb, 2F
Blues Harmonica with corrosion-free stainless steel reeds, ergonomic covers and plastic comb.
Natural Minor: this scale uses the same notes as the corresponding major scale, e.g. the A natural minor scale (ABCDEFGA) uses the same notes as the C major scale (CDEFGABC). All 3rds are minor thirds in this tuning so both chords (blow and draw) are minor chords. The minor mode sounds "sad" and all melodies played on this harmonica will automatically sound in minor. This tuning allows you to play minor tunes intuitively in first and in 2nd position.
Learn and understand the natural minors before placing your order. Seydel or RockinRons will not take them back if it has been in your mouth.
Tip: You can try to play in the corresponding major key as well which starts in 3 draw (also called 11th position) - this position is a challenge to play on a Richter, but works perfect on the Natural Minor tuning variant!
The SESSION STEEL model is presented with a bold new look and superior technical reliability, excellent playability and a fantastic sound.
- ergonomic coverplates made of stainless steel, completely rounded at the mouthpiece
- ABS comb with recessed German Silver reedplates
- rivets and screws made of stainless steel
- lips and beard-friendly design
- minimal air consumption achieved by fine-cut reedplates, optimized flatness and extremely
- small tolerances between reed and reedplate
- stainless steel reeds provide the best clear and full sound and response of the 1847 models
- an up to 5 times longer playing life compared to models with brass reeds
- with convenient genuine leather pouch
The SESSION STEEL - Sounds stronger - lives longer
Order replacement reed plates from here
Want a nice carrying bag for your harp? Check out the Seydel Beltbag here
