Thanks for the responses. I'm a new player, but totally hooked on Suzuki. I just checked the retail price here at our somewhat local music store and it's $549.00. I guess I'll dream on, but the Suzuki FireBreath and the Manji are keeping me way happy at a fraction of the cost.
All of you seem satisfied.. Just hear for once to larry adler and hear the difference..; Larry plays whith his tongue and his hands too.. Such a virtusity and such a sound , even when playing classical..; thats another world , i promised
I enjoyed watching your videos, I am always please when I hear Classical Music played on the Chromatic Harmonica. Also you are very very popular on the youtube site. Keep on playing.
One easter, I got a CD called classical harmonica. I believe I was 12 at the time. Now, I loved music, but, I thought...classical harmonica? ehh...then I listened to it. I was utterly blown away. There's something so amazing in taking this instrument from being a bluegrass blues instrument, into a beautifully sounding classical instrument. It takes talent, and the ability to think outside the box. And this video, and the others in this group that I've watched, reenforce my opinion.
Search "Buddy Greene" and watch his Carnegie Hall recital on a diatonic, if you have not already done so. Diatonics are more difficult, but give a wonderous live feel. Really!
Thanks for the responses. I'm a new player, but totally hooked on Suzuki. I just checked the retail price here at our somewhat local music store and it's $549.00. I guess I'll dream on, but the Suzuki FireBreath and the Manji are keeping me way happy at a fraction of the cost.
mdunawaym 11 months ago
I'd love to know what harp sounds this warm and is this reliable up and down the comb!
mdunawaym 1 year ago
@mdunawaym hello, answer to your qoestion: suzuki sirius sc56
IZKADK 1 year ago
@mdunawaym great instrument, arround 500 euros over here!!!
Maximum366 11 months ago
wonderful sound ,very clear , great !
Methyl10 1 year ago
Nice Performance :)
hunghelm 1 year ago
AWESOME.....Thanks.
shantaungtan 1 year ago
BRAVO...
Ciao
SalMessina1 1 year ago
Seguro que es de Vivaldi? no será de Bach? alguien puede decirme qué obra es exactamente? Gracias!
wagner1591 2 years ago
What is the original version?
chantsun2 2 years ago
Where is he from?
chng6868 2 years ago
Very nice, great tone!
Tonefid115 2 years ago
Amazing
Seregium 2 years ago
Unconventional way to hold a harp, but nice.
rbeetsme 2 years ago
Amazing!
babaluboo123 2 years ago
Very bautiful
graszka1957 2 years ago
very nice, Beautifully played.
Mick-Harmo
AAZAZZA09 2 years ago
Very bautiful and perfect it plays on oral mouth-organ.Classic music this true challenge for so atypical instrument.Congratulations.
mian2008ami 2 years ago
very nice
todoarmonica 2 years ago
so sad
atrixospi8ikos 2 years ago
Beautifully played.
iskandar63 2 years ago
Wow! That's beautiful.
JusticeLeague9 3 years ago 2
Wondeful Vivaldi!
chantsun2 3 years ago
amazing stuff , thanks for the upload!
MickB0529 3 years ago
You are great!!!!!!!
Pianoloverok 3 years ago
is it his dad that made the CBH harmonica?
thompsonlake 3 years ago
All of you seem satisfied.. Just hear for once to larry adler and hear the difference..; Larry plays whith his tongue and his hands too.. Such a virtusity and such a sound , even when playing classical..; thats another world , i promised
marcentoile 4 years ago
bravo Rudy sei grande!
maxazi 4 years ago
I enjoyed watching your videos, I am always please when I hear Classical Music played on the Chromatic Harmonica. Also you are very very popular on the youtube site. Keep on playing.
Good Luck
taptotpat 4 years ago
what's a 20 hole tremolo harmonica for?
ConcreteJerk 5 years ago
This guy is using choromatic harmoica, which is for classical music.
sylvester134 5 years ago
One easter, I got a CD called classical harmonica. I believe I was 12 at the time. Now, I loved music, but, I thought...classical harmonica? ehh...then I listened to it. I was utterly blown away. There's something so amazing in taking this instrument from being a bluegrass blues instrument, into a beautifully sounding classical instrument. It takes talent, and the ability to think outside the box. And this video, and the others in this group that I've watched, reenforce my opinion.
victorierune 5 years ago
Late comment... heh heh... but you are right.
Search "Buddy Greene" and watch his Carnegie Hall recital on a diatonic, if you have not already done so. Diatonics are more difficult, but give a wonderous live feel. Really!
HolyDoomWitch 4 years ago
My reply's late too, so don't feel bad. I shall definitely do so, thanks for the suggestion!
victorierune 4 years ago
Diatonics more difficult? Tell that to my chromatic harmonica so it learns not to be so hard to play.
But yes, Buddy Greene is a master of diatonic harp. :)
japphan 3 years ago
It is while learning, that makes instruments differentiate from eachother on a scale of difficulty. It doesn't matter after the mastery stage.
HolyDoomWitch 3 years ago
:o Woah.. That is really really nice. :) Well done for being original.
Omega1987 5 years ago