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5.0 out of 5 stars
High G Harmonica -- Piccolo Harmonica,
By Edward Balen (Bradenton, Florida) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Hohner 1896/20 Marine Band Harmonica, Low and High Pitches, Key of G High pitch
I love the High G Hohner harmonica. I feel it completes my showcase. As of my acquisition of my High G and Low F instruments, I have sixteen harmonicas.
The low F and G harmonicas are warm and rich in their lower registers. While the high G harmonica, also known as the piccolo harmonica, starts at the G above middle C, and climbs up to the highest note of the harmonica family. This highest note, the top G of the high G harmonica, is also the highest G found on the piano. It's a note that has a few qualities that are both good and bad. On the good side, it's very high and piercing. However, on the bad side, it's a note that I don't intend to use very often. Reason being while it's very high and piercing, it's also harshly shrill. I feel the high G harmonica is otherwise great. When a melody is played, it comes through very clear. |
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