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Song books vs. Tab books- Similar, but not the same. Song books through music and/or easy harmonica notation, give you the notes for the melody of a given song. Tabs books may have also have the melody, but usually, just have the notes for the specific harmonica parts and solos in a particular recorded song. For instance, a Bob Dylan songbook has the melody to a song like "Blowing In The Wind", but the tab book would show the harmonica parts that were played on the original recording. |
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Hymns
For Harmonica- "For all harmonica. Sacred, hymns. Level: intermediate. Book. Solos." Our thoughts: There was not much information on this book. If you pick it up, let us know what you think. |
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Amazing
Grace And Other Gospel Sounds For Harmonica - "Arranged by Ken Arnold.
For voice and C harmonica. Format: harmonica/vocal songbook. With harmonica notation,
lyrics and chord names. Gospel and folk. Published by Hal Leonard." |
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Gospel Harp- "A collection for diatonic, crossharp, and chromatic harmonica. The gospel songs presented here are written as the song has been presented throughout the years. Key changes have been made to accommodate the harmonica. The first section is standard harmonica, key of C. The second section is in cross-harp (second) position. The third section uses a changed or retuned harmonica such as Lee Oskar's Melody Maker in G, or the Country Tuned Hohner Harmonica in C. Written in standard notation and tablature for diatonic and chromatic harmonicas with lyrics and chord symbols." |
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