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Composer: David McKelvy
35 Pages - 145 gram

Suitable for Datonic and Chromatic Harmonica

Straight Harp:
. All through the night
. Angels from the realms of glory
. Angels we have heard on high
. Away in a manger
. The first noel
. Good chrstian men, rejoice
. Good king wenceslas
. Hark! The herald angels sing
. I saw three schips
. Jingle bells
. Jolly old saint nicholas
. Joy to the world
. O come, all ye faithful
. O come, o come, emmanuel
. O christmas tree
. Silent night
. Twelve days of christmas, the
. We three kings
. We wish you a merry christmas


Cross Harp:
. All through the night
. Angels we have heard on high
. Away in a manger
. Good christian men, rejoice
. Good king wenceslas
. Hark! The herald angels sing
. Jingle bells
. Jolly old saint nicholas
. O come, all ye faithful
. O christmas tree
. Twelve days of christmas, the
. We three kings
. We wish you a merry christmas
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Article no.: MBOOK-2

Explanation:

Straight Harp: simply means that you are playing in the key of your harmonica.
For example, when you´re playing your C harmonica in straight harp position, you are playing in C major. The songs in this book will sound very traditional when palyed in Straight harp position

Cross Harp: means that you are playing a perfect fourth (4 notes) below the key of your harmonica. So, when you play your C harmonica in cross harp position, you are playing in G major. " Cross harping" will give the Christmas songs in this book a country / western flavor
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