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I have a Dixon Low D 1-piece beginner/practice flute that I'd like to trade for an inexpensive chromatic harmonica- preferably in the key of G, A, or D.

I vote for rip-roaring, uptempo IrTrad: reels, jigs, hornpipes- no airs, please! Preferably recorded live in a pub somewhere.

Tell him the doctor said absolutely no "lovey-dovey" for at least a year. That'll get him for sure.

I hate to drop names, but when I saw Altan a couple of years ago in Nashville, Kathy Mattea was in the audience- as well as Sam Bush. Obviously, her recent music has been influenced by IrTrad. Likewise, modern Irish music is, I think, greatly influenced by traditional American music- Dolly Parton si...

I've been getting back into my harmonica playing recently and, to add fuel to the fire, I just got a Suzuki Humming Tremolo G harp which sounds great on Irish tunes. Although many of the faster tunes, especially jigs, are very difficult to play, a lot of tunes, like reels, seem to work really well o...

I have a Dixon Polymer practice flute and a Susato Kildare (2-piece) High D whistle that I'd like to trade for a harmonica(s) in the key of G, A, or D. I would really like to trade for an inexpensive chromatic harp, if possible. E-mail me if interested, don't respond to this message!

This beautiful bodhran has hardly been played. Although I hate to part with it, I have bills to pay. Included in the price is a nice gigbag and tipper. Instead of responding to this message, e-mail me or view the auction: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 3707494457

Never been played, still in original package. This is the one-piece, non-tunable model. Please do not respond to this message; you may e-mail if have any questions, or view the auction at: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 3703661009

1 interchangeable mouthpiece with bodies for D/C/Bb. Rather than reply to this post, you may e-mail me or check out the auction on Ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 3700626278. $20.00 is the starting bid with no reserve. Thanks! Note: it's the D/C/Bb set.

Between the Hohner and Lee Oskar I'd choose the later for it's superior response, breath requirements, and the fact that the reeds are replaceable. For an excellent harmonica at a very good price, check out Suzuki. http://www.suzukimusic.com/harmonicas/Pages/home.html As far as I know, they don't se...

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I offer the following items that I'd like to trade for a clean harmonica(s) in good playing condition; my harmonica preferences are chromatic (G or D) or tremolo (G or D). Rather than responding to this message, e-mail me if you're interested: Low Whistles 1. Susato Low D: Kildare Model- 2-piece pol...

I've really been getting into Irish tunes on the harmonica lately, and I'm ready to try a chromatic harp. Does anyone have advice as to which key(s) are the best? I can only buy one right now, should I buy a 'G' or a 'D'?
Thanks!

I've dusted off my harmonica playing in the last couple of weeks and I'm really enjoying it, especially trying to play reels and jigs. I know about the tremolo and octave harmonicas in Irish music, but does anyone have any experience with chromatic harmonicas? Specifially: how does the slide affect ...

I have a Dixon practice flute, in the key of D, which I like very much. I'm looking for a practice flute in a key other than D. I understand the Hamilton practice flute is tuned to G. Does anyone have a Hamilton or other used practice flute in a key other than D?