This
is the newsletter from C.A. SEYDEL SÖHNE that keeps you
informed about all the latest harmonica happenings.
New
endorser: Saeid Ghiasi from Iran plays just great on the
SYMPHONY Grand Chromatic
Welcome
>Saied
Ghiasi in the SEYDEL team! Born in 1987 in Teheran/Iran
Saeid very early discovered his love for Rock (and Pop) music.
As impressively shown in his videos he found his individual approach
to interconnect Rock-music and the Chromatic harmonica!
We
are very curious about even more videos to come in the future from
this exceptional artist!
Innovation
from tradition - the new SYMPHONY Grand Chromatic
Already
a long time ago the engineers at SEYDEL's began to think about
the construction of a harmonica that could be played chromatically.
With
the new SYMPHONY Grand Chromatic SEYDEL reached an interim
climax in the development of the chromatic harmonica. The SYMPHONY
Grand Chromatic is the result of more than 170 years of experience
in building high-grade harmonicas.
The
SYMPHONY is the first chromatic 16-hole harmonica with stainless
steel reeds that sets new standards in terms of sound, airtightness,
playability, and reliability. The high-quality, contemporary ergonomic
design guarantees longevity and maximum playing comfort, leaving
nothing to be desired.
New
CD: Jason Rosenblatt (Canada/Israel) presents a brilliant
new CD!
Playing
fully chromatically on the diationic harmonica? Yes, this is possible!
SEYDEL
endorser >Jason
Rosenblatt plays the tenhole fully chromatically and
extremely virtuos. He is one of only few players worldwide,
who incorporates his Blues 1847 SILVER into elaborate
Jazz and Klezmer music.
The
newest album "HAR MERON" of his band "Shtreiml"
is a veritable >feast
for the ears and made for all lovers of high quality recordings
and handmade harmonica-related music!
"...these
harps are very well made and they sound very good. The notes are
accurate, clear and loud and the instrument can be played without
the risk of running out of breath. Bendings and overblows are no
problem at all..." Chris