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I'm not a musician: I'm just someone who likes to make music from time to time. I hack away at it; I have since I was 14 but for a while in my 20s and 30s, I was very serious about playing. I don't have any real musical talent, but I enjoy playing, and perhaps learning even more.

Free Harmonica Lessons

http://www.harmonicaclub.com/common/lessons.htm The C major scale goes like this: This means the same as: do re me fa sol la te do And it looks like this on sheet music score: There are also a lot of half notes or semi tones in between these notes.
Most beginning players are advised to get a harmonica in the key of C . Those new to music may ask why a C harmonica is needed, rather than another type. Others may ask what is meant by a key of C harmonica.

C Harmonica - Why start with a Harmonica in the key of C?

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Harmonica - Examples - Blues Scales

http://www.overblow.com/?menuid=200 Blues Scales Blues scales for all positions. Played on a C diatonic harmonica. The blues scale is constructed in the following order of minor 3rd's, whole (w) and half (h) steps. m3rd-w-h-h-m3rd-w