Lee Oskar Harmonicas announces that GEWA Winds, a Division of GEWA Music, headquartered in Adorf, Germany, has been designated as the major distributor of Lee Oskar Harmonicas products serving the...
In this “Harmonic Conversation,” Lee demonstrates the differences between using a Lee Oskar Harmonicas Major Diatonic and a Melody Maker™ to create different styles and sounds. He plays Reggae music...
In this episode of “Harmonic Conversations”, Lee shows how playing Reggae music using a Lee Oskar Harmonicas G Melody Maker ™ captures the “sunshine sound” of this musical genre. The...
In this second episode, Lee demonstrates playing a G chord by using a draw on a C Major Diatonic harmonica (2nd position or cross-harp) and shows us how to make...
Here is the first in a fun, informative series of “harmonic conversations” with harmonica virtuoso and manufacturer Lee Oskar, created by Playing for Change for all to enjoy. In this...
Lee Oskar Harmonicas will celebrate its 35th anniversary at Summer NAMM, according to KMC Music. The festivities will include a birthday cake, champagne reception and a special performance by Lee...
Globally renowned harmonica virtuoso and manufacturer Lee Oskar announces a major expansion of the headquarters team and marketing operations for Lee Oskar Harmonicas, which he founded in 1983 in collaboration...
The Music & Sound Retailer's feature interview: 5 Minutes with Lee Oskar....
Music & Sound Retailer | BRIAN BERK SEPTEMBER 25, 2017 Lee Oskar Harmonicas, established in 1983 in collaboration with Tombo Manufacturing of Japan, congratulated Tombo on its 100th anniversary, being celebrated in Japan...
Guitar Player Magazine--The Harmonic Minor harmonica, with its five altered notes, is the traditional minor tuning for diatonic harmonicas, ideal for playing minor ethnic music. The Harmonic Minor produces a distinctive...
Lee is on his way to Japan to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Tombo Manufacturing at the company’s headquarters. Check out what's happening with Lee Oskar Harmonicas in October 2017!...
Guitar Player Magazine--The Major Diatonic Harmonica is the standard harmonica tuning used for playing Blues, Folk, Rock, Pop and Country music. This educational series focuses on tips and tricks for...