This
is the newsletter from C.A. SEYDEL SÖHNE where we keep
you informed about all of the latest harmonica happenings.
SEYDEL Harmonica Workshop in Tel Aviv/Israel with
Dov Hammer, Ofir Ventura and Roy Rieck
The
Israelian SEYDEL endorsers Dov Hammer, Ofir Ventura
and Roy Rieck will offer a free Blues harmonica
workshop at the the biggest Blues-Festival of Israel
(at the'Hanish' on Nov. 22nd, 2017 at 7 pm).
Duting
the four-days-lasting >TLV-Blues
festival more than 10.000 visitors are expected!
There will be 40 Blues gigs in 20 different venues,
spreaded over the whole town of Tel Aviv with many international
artists performing (>pre-listen
here)!!
Already
checked out or listened to these? The unique 1847
Low-models - with an extra thick comb and bold
coverplates.
The
tonal range starts from the LF# (Low F sharp) and
goes down to the LLE (!)
(double low E). So we extended the tonal range of
our most favorite 1847 models with stainless steel reeds
to the extreme bass register.
Be
curious about the best low harmonicas, that we ever
have built. Many enthusiastic customer arrived us
since the release - but the best way to judge is
to try them by yourself!
This
year's festival of the British 'National Harmonica League'
was one of the best during the last 10 years with a new
visitor record, Many thanks for all the interesting
talks especially with new harmonica enthusiasts, to the
great artists and to the NHL team for doing their job
perfectly !
SEYDEL
on Tour: SEYDEL-harmonica days at the Musikhaus Fockers
Together
with SEYDEL Endorser Wilf Kiesow the music
shop Fockers in Rheine/Germany will offer four free
harmonica starter workshops (on Nov.17th at 3-5pm &
5-6pm and on Nov. 18th at 10am-12am & 12am -1pm).
You
will get detailed information about all types of SEYDEL
harmonicas - from diatonic harmonica to chromatics,
no matter if you are interested in Folky music, Irish
Folk, Classics or Blues/Jazz!
The
workshops are intended to enhance the interest in
making music by oneself on the harmonica - please
spread the information to all of your friends who perhaps
will become harmonica players soon!