The best harmonica for beginners and experienced players

 

Chromatic and diatonic harmonicas

Amateurs or confirmed players, at Harmonicaland you will find a wide choice of harmonica diatonic, chromatic, tremolo. Much more than any other online store, you can find the best harmonica here.

The site where you can find the best harmonica

Harmonicaland is a great site where you can find the best harmonica brands such as Seydel, Lee Oskar, Marine band, Suzuki and others. 

Find us on the e-shop to discover the latest news without forgetting the essential brands that have since made the fame of the harmonica including among them the hohner diatonic harmonicas. Among the harmonicas in limited edition and appreciated by harmonicists, the Koch Chromatic Honer, the Marine Band Chrome Edition.

Getting to know your chromatic harmonica

The best cheap chromatic harmonica, make every note possible

The Chromatic harmonicas are perfect to play tunes which are missing on diatonic harmonicas, either because they are notes that diatonic harmonica with that particular key don't have or because they are notes that are not in the key played in the musical piece.

Desperado by The Eagles is a song with tunes that can be played only with a chromatic harmonica. Chromatic harmonicas are known to be perfect for making tune sound more minor.

The chromatic harmonica, all notes available

The best cheap chromatic harmonica has all notes available, and as a beginners, it can be an instrument which is harder to play, which makes it less accessible to beginners. For your knowledge, a 12 hole chromatic harmonica has 48 notes available, and a 14 hole chromatic harmonica has 56 notes available and the 16 hole has 64 notes available. Moreover, using a button on the side, the tones can be altered by a chromatic scale.

Buying a harmonica online, what to know?

Buy a harmonica in a secure site

To buy your harmonica online, the best way to choose the right website is to use well known websites for individuals or professionals. Check the information in the Contact section, and check the address in Google Maps, or call the phone indicated. If you plan to buy something on the site, also look for customer reviews and/or opinions.

Find the best harmonicas online

If you want to buy a quality blues harmonica online, first choose a harmonica that is designed and built to meet standards for durability and ease of maintenance. Harmonicas are available in a wide variety of notes. Depending on your level and the style of music you play or want to play, you may only need one type of harmonica. Harmonicas are also available in different brands, shapes and sizes, and the best harmonica for you will depend on your purpose and budget.

Which harmonica is the best harmonica for beginners?

Finding the right harmonica for beginners

You want to learn how to play a musical instrument and you find yourself being really fond of the harmonica. Before you learn how to play those rich and soulful sounds and before you start learning how to position your mouth to get solid rhythm and bluesy tone, you might actually want to buy a harmonica… The Hohner Discovery 48,  the Suzuki Bluesmaster, and the Harmo Polar Harmonica are excellent harmonicas for beginners.

Buying the right harmonica for beginners

There are many types of harmonicas, the three most common are the diatonic harmonicas, the chromatic harmonicas, and the tremolo harmonicas. The harmonica brands matter. For instance, the Hohner Discovery 48 and the Suzuki Bluesmaster are the best-sellers. Both brands are well-known in the Harmonica world, and future buyers can rest assured that they will be buying a product of quality, which is even used and praised by the best harmonica players. If you want to experience more sounds, the Suzuki Promaster box Harmonica Set gathers 6 high-end harmonicas for beginners.

The Seydel harmonica perfect for all

With an overtone-rich sound and an extremely fast tone-response, the Seydel harmonica is made of stainless steel reeds and a polymer comb, and cover plates made with stunning stainless steel, beginner, intermediate and advanced players can stop falling in love with the Seydel harmonica, who would not? The harmonica is perfect for musicians representing all levels, styles and genres.

The Seydel harmonica is affordable and of quality

 

With cover plates with rounded edges at the mouthpiece and an ergonomic built hole-openings and rounded dividers, the Seydel harmonica is lip-friendly. The Seydel is also a best budget harmonica, it’s not the cheapest harmonicas out there, but this harmonica offers great value for money and is also available in other major keys (C, G, D, A), and lower an videos and a multi-function reed set up tool which makes it extremely The harmonica often comes with an easy to set up videos and a multi-function reed set up tool, making the Seydel extremely easy to set up and tune.

DO and DON’T for harmonica for beginners

Which harmonica is the best for beginners?

While browsing which harmonica is for beginners, you will find that the 10 hole diatonic harmonica is by far the most commonly played harmonica in blues, pop music, folk music, and other popular styles of music. Diatonic harmonicas are conceived to play in a specific key, and the key of C is also the most commonly key people start with.

Advice to beginners, don’t share your harmonica!

The harmonica is an instrument easy to clean, but you shouldn’t share the instrument with other individuals, indeed when you play harmonica, you plant that harmonica deep in your mouth. Contrary to many other instruments which can be shared, your harmonica shouldn’t be shared.

Last advice in our harmonica for beginners section, start with improvising

With harmonicas, music is not always on a sheet music. Outside of the particular piece, with the harmonica, you can make my own music. Just play with your instrument while carrying your harmonica with you everywhere, the harmonica is a wonderful tool to try out tunes and music.

The Tremelo harmonica, to like or not to like

The Tremolo harmonica is a rare model in the sense that it produces a crisp and rich sound which is a bit peculiar, close to the one of an accordion, the tremolo harmonica