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To play Neil Young's "Heart of Gold" with a harmonica, all that matters is that the Harmonica plays the G note. It is unimportant if it is a 16-hole or 24-hole harmonica.
10 hole diatonic.
When you play a harmonica, each hole can create 2 tones. One note is created when you blow out, and another when you breathe in.
There are several different types of harmonicas. A 12 hole chromatic harmonica has 48 tones in 3 different octave ranges. However a typical harmonica has 4 holes for each octave.
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To play Neil Young's "Heart of Gold" with a harmonica, all that matters is that the Harmonica plays the G note. It is unimportant if it is a 16-hole or 24-hole harmonica.
10 hole diatonic.
You go to hole number five and breath in.
When you play a harmonica, each hole can create 2 tones. One note is created when you blow out, and another when you breathe in.
There are several different types of harmonicas. A 12 hole chromatic harmonica has 48 tones in 3 different octave ranges. However a typical harmonica has 4 holes for each octave.
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A Harmonica has one reed for each hole it has. For example, a Diatonic Harmonica has ten holes, ten pitches, and thus ten reeds. Longer reeds have lower pitches. The reeds tend to be metal. If a reed bends, the corresponding pitch will not work.
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think original movie track can be played with a C harmonica but the faith no more version is played on keyboard. not sure if is all in one key. In the sound track it was played Toots Thielemans on a Key of C chromatic harmonica. I believe it is in the Key of C but with a flat, but is transposed for other instruments in other keys. in the 12 hole Chromatic harmonica it starts with 5-,5-,-4,3 you should be able to go from there.
be more specific. The hole or the cheeks?
If you play the simple ten hole diatonic scale (no flat or sharp notes) or are just a beginner, try www.theofficenet.com/~rad. There is a section on how to play a harmonica using a dual binary chart system. Play a song in less than a minute. It also has a conversion chart to change regular music notation into harmonica hole numbers, and the blow or draw, for the diatonic scale. Further it has songs for beginners, and all is free. (Special note: if you convert a song that is younger than 150 copyright years, play it for yourself or friends, but not for money... or you will be faced with possibly paying royalties.)