Can anyone give me a Heroic Legend 6 The Trail of the Sky Where the Stars Are Located Harmonica Sh

If yours is a 24-hole harmonica, there is a note that can't be blown I bought a 24-hole harmonica in C key When I blow it, there is a rising tone The harmonica can't be pronounced (that is, the one in the first line of your first link 5) Use the E-flat harmonica to blow the simple score in the first link is the same as the original sound, so it depends on what 24 holes your harmonica is in (24 holes in E flat can't blow the rising tone.)

If you want to play it, you can only buy a diacritical harmonica, which is a chromatic harmonica, which is a little more expensive, and there is a second picture.

And if you look closely at the sheet music, all the la si and treble mi tones have to be lowered, which means that there will be n more than one notes, and you can't play the harmonica. So it's useless to simplify the score. Upstairs, upstairs, you send a simple score to mark the lifting number, uh, according to 32352, so it's weird to blow it out at the beginning

The second picture is from the **** "Trajectory of Missing" of the Trail of the Sky, which is released with the SC Deluxe Edition.

To add again, in the post bar, you see.

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For reference, the attack of the score (note: I wrote it in short) is 6, and it is actually treble 1, and I give the score (I wrote it myself...... belowFriends who have a harmonica can try 1) treble 1 7 treble 1 treble 3 7

6 5 6 treble 1 5

4 3 4 treble 1 7 5

6 7 treble 1 treble 3 treble 2

Treble 1 7 Treble 1 Treble 3 7 5 6 7 Treble 1 Treble 2 Treble 3 Treble 3 Treble 4 Treble 3 Treble 2 Treble 1 7 Treble 3 6 7 66 7 Treble 1 Treble 2 Treble 3

Treble 2 Treble 5 Treble 4 Treble 3 Treble 2 Treble 1 7 Treble 1 66 5 4 5 6 Treble 1 7 Treble 1 Treble 2 7 7 66 7 Treble 1 Treble 2 Treble 3

Treble 2 treble 5 treble 4 treble 3 treble 2 treble 1 7 treble 1 66 5 4 5 6 treble 1 7 treble 1 treble 2 treble 4 treble 3 treble 2 treble 1 7 5

Treble 1 7 Treble 1 Treble 3 7

6 5 6 treble 1 5

4 3 4 treble 1 7 5

6 7 treble 1 treble 3 treble 2

Treble 1 7 Treble 1 Treble 3 7 5 6 7 Treble 1 Treble 2 Treble 3 Treble 3 Treble 4 Treble 3 Treble 2 Treble 1 7 Treble 3 6 7 6 6 I hope it will help you

Harmonica sheet music ......It's hard to find......Powerless ......Check it out at the bookstore

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1. Introduction to "Where the Stars Are":

Where the Stars Are is the theme song and ending song of Heroes Legend 6: Trail of the Sky, and its harmonica performance is extremely popular and the tune is touching.

2. The brief score of this harmonica piece is shown in the following picture:

You can use which db spectrum you can use if you understand it. db spectrum: 7b7d7b8b7d- 6d6b6d7b6b- 5d5b7b7b7d6b- 6d7d7b8b8d- 7b7d7b8b7d-6b 6d7d7b8d8b-8b 9d8b8d7b7d8b6b 7d6d- 6d7d7b8d8b8b- 8d9b9d8b8d-7b7d- 7b6d- 6d6b5d6b6d7b7d- 7b8d7d-7d6d6d- 6d7d7b8d8b- 8d9b9d8b8d-7b7d- 7b6d- 6d6b5d6b6d7b7d- 7b8d9d8b- 8d7b7d6b 7b7d7b8b7d- 6d6b6d7b6b- 5d5b5d7b7d6b- 6d7d7b8b8d- 7b7d7b8b7d-6b 6d7d7b8d8b-8b 9d8b8d7b7d8b6b!7d6d This is blown out in the key of Hole Bruce C - Blow - Inhale'--Pressure 7 7 7 8 7 6 6 6 6 7 6 5 5 5 7 7 6 6 7 7 8 8 7 7 7 8 6 7 7 8 8 8 9 8 8 7 7 7 8 6' 7↓ 6↓ 7↑ 7↓ 7↑ 8↑ 7↓ 6↓ 6↑ 6↓ 7↑ 6↑ 5↓ 5↑ 5↓ 7↑ 7↓ 6↑ 6↓ 7↓ 7↑ 8↑ 8↓ 7↑ 7↓ 7↑ 8↑ 7↓ 6↑ 6↓ 7↓ 7↑ 8↓ 8↑8↑ 9↓ 8↑ 8↓ 7↑ 7↓ 8↑ 6↓' 7↓ 6↓ 6↓ 7↓ 7↑ 8↓ 8↑ 8↓ 9↑ 9↓ 8↑ 8↓ 7↑ 7↓ 7↑ 6↓ 6↓ 6↑ 5↓ 6↑ 6↓ 7↑ 7↓ 7↑ 8↓ 8↑ 8↑ 8↓ 7↑ 7↓ 6↓ 7↓ 7↑ 8↓ 8↑ 8↓ 9↑ 9↓ 8↑ 8↓ 7↑ 7↓ 7↑ 6↓ 6↓ 6↑ 5↓ 6↑ 6↓ 7↑ 7↓ 7↑ 8↓ 7↓ 7↓ 7↑ 7↓ 6↓' 6↓.

The charm of the star is so great... Let's ask.,Do you understand the simple notation.,Listen to the demo on the Internet in terms of rhythm.,Listen and watch while listening.,Each syllable is seated.,In addition, there is a pressure sound in the place of the stars.,Probably you won't.,That needs to be practiced for a while.。。。 I don't know to what extent you have mastered it, just like this, ** if there is a deficiency, please ask.

"Where the Stars Is" is the theme song of "Legend of Heroes 6: Trail of the Sky", which is beautiful and touching. The harmonica version of "Where the Stars Is" has a very high status among all players who play Empty Tracks, and it plays with the unique melancholy atmosphere of the harmonica, which has made countless players fall in love with it.

The brief score is as follows:

You can use whichever you see, and you understand it.

db spectrum: 7b7d7b8b7d- 6d6b6d7b6b- 5d5b5d7b7b6b- 6d7d7b8b8d- 7b7d7b8b7d-6b 6d7d7b8d8b-8b 9d8b8d7b7b8b6b 7d6d-

6d7d7b8d8b- 8d9b9d8b8d-7b7d- 7b6d- 6d6b5d6b6d7b7d- 7b8d7d-7d6d6d-

6d7d7b8d8b- 8d9b9d8b8d-7b7d- 7b6d- 6d6b5d6b6d7b7d- 7b8d9d8b- 8d7b7d6b

7b7d7b8b7d- 6d6b6d7b6b- 5d5b5d7b7d6b- 6d7d7b8b8d-

7b7d7b8b7d-6b 6d7d7b8d8b-8b 9d8b8d7b7d8b6b!7d6d

p=218 This is blown in the key of Hole Bruce C.

- Blow - Inhale'--Suppression.

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